The Tatler; Or, Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq, Tom 3C. Bathurst, J. Buckland, W. Strahan, J. and F. Rivington, 1774 |
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... Author would be con- temned for . Men of the strictest morals , severest lives , and the graveft profeffions , will write Volumes upon an idle Sonnet , that is originally in Greek or Latin ; give editions of the most immoral Authors ...
... Author would be con- temned for . Men of the strictest morals , severest lives , and the graveft profeffions , will write Volumes upon an idle Sonnet , that is originally in Greek or Latin ; give editions of the most immoral Authors ...
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... Author , has a few general rules , which , like mechanical inftruments , he applies to the works of every writer ; and as they` quadrate with them , pronounces the Author perfect or defective . He is mafter of a certain fet of words ...
... Author , has a few general rules , which , like mechanical inftruments , he applies to the works of every writer ; and as they` quadrate with them , pronounces the Author perfect or defective . He is mafter of a certain fet of words ...
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... Author for his voucher . With these extraordinary talents and accomplishments , Sir Timothy Tittle puts men in vogue , or condemns them to obfcurity ; and fits as Judge of life and death upon every Author that appears in public . It is ...
... Author for his voucher . With these extraordinary talents and accomplishments , Sir Timothy Tittle puts men in vogue , or condemns them to obfcurity ; and fits as Judge of life and death upon every Author that appears in public . It is ...
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