The Rambler. ...J. Payne, 1752 |
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... show the deficiencies of the beft catalogues . He had long fince completed his Caxton , had three fheets of Treveris unknown to the antiqua- ries , and wanted to a perfect Pynfon but two volumes , of which one was promised him as a ...
... show the deficiencies of the beft catalogues . He had long fince completed his Caxton , had three fheets of Treveris unknown to the antiqua- ries , and wanted to a perfect Pynfon but two volumes , of which one was promised him as a ...
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... in improper places ; and once prevailed upon him to be prefent at the races , only that he might show the gentlemen how a failor fat upon a horse . THE 199 THE old gentlewoman thought herself wifer than both , 198 The RAMBLER . N ° 197 .
... in improper places ; and once prevailed upon him to be prefent at the races , only that he might show the gentlemen how a failor fat upon a horse . THE 199 THE old gentlewoman thought herself wifer than both , 198 The RAMBLER . N ° 197 .
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... show the extent of his views , and grandeur of his conceptions , or discover his acquaintance with fplendor and magnificence , may talk like Cowley of an humble ftation and quiet ob . fcurity , of the paucity of nature's wants , and the ...
... show the extent of his views , and grandeur of his conceptions , or discover his acquaintance with fplendor and magnificence , may talk like Cowley of an humble ftation and quiet ob . fcurity , of the paucity of nature's wants , and the ...
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NUMB Page 173 Unreaſonable fears of pedantry Γ 174 The miſchiefs of unbounded raillery Hiftory of Dia caculus | 8 |
The majority are wicked | 17 |
Directions to authors attacked by critics The va rious degrees of critical perfpicacity | 25 |
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