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Edward Burnaby Greene. SALLUST is the master of concise energy . Four words fully exprefs the whole con- fufion of war : 66 Fugere , fequi , occidi , capi . " But TACITUS fuffers no rival in the ftrength of words ; and his ftyle contains ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. SALLUST is the master of concise energy . Four words fully exprefs the whole con- fufion of war : 66 Fugere , fequi , occidi , capi . " But TACITUS fuffers no rival in the ftrength of words ; and his ftyle contains ...
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... words . By the bye , I have always efteemed it a fort of lufus literarum , ' that an elegant prose- writer , whose periods have an attractive flow , has been usually an incompetent judge of , and still worse performer in , works of ...
... words . By the bye , I have always efteemed it a fort of lufus literarum , ' that an elegant prose- writer , whose periods have an attractive flow , has been usually an incompetent judge of , and still worse performer in , works of ...
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Edward Burnaby Greene. truth is , the happy choice of words depends not so much on the absence of confonants , as is ... word pre- ferable to that offered above ; and if there is any real objection to the verse , it lies in the word ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. truth is , the happy choice of words depends not so much on the absence of confonants , as is ... word pre- ferable to that offered above ; and if there is any real objection to the verse , it lies in the word ...
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