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... spirit of the original . conveys CHA SECTION XXIII . a HANGE of Perfons gives a lively turn , and forms a digreffive elegance in a de- fcription . An object thus expreffed is repre- fented fented as if really prefent , and thereby ...
... spirit of the original . conveys CHA SECTION XXIII . a HANGE of Perfons gives a lively turn , and forms a digreffive elegance in a de- fcription . An object thus expreffed is repre- fented fented as if really prefent , and thereby ...
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... spirit . Perhaps the poet was confcious of this imputation , though he ventured the comparison , while he labored to exalt it by the elegance of phrafe . However his tranflators have been guilty of an error , far less pardonable ...
... spirit . Perhaps the poet was confcious of this imputation , though he ventured the comparison , while he labored to exalt it by the elegance of phrafe . However his tranflators have been guilty of an error , far less pardonable ...
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... spirit must at the fame time be maintained ; for , amongst the variety of paffions , the more impetuous will in turn require a difcuffion . Enervate descriptions would argue a writer defcant- ing feelings he never knew ; and the exu ...
... spirit must at the fame time be maintained ; for , amongst the variety of paffions , the more impetuous will in turn require a difcuffion . Enervate descriptions would argue a writer defcant- ing feelings he never knew ; and the exu ...
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