The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1806 - Books |
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Page 49
... original writers , he does not profess , in the formation of these volumes , to have consulted original documents , -which would have been a task of infinite labour , and indeed for him impossible , -but to have compiled them from the ...
... original writers , he does not profess , in the formation of these volumes , to have consulted original documents , -which would have been a task of infinite labour , and indeed for him impossible , -but to have compiled them from the ...
Page 408
... original , without the addition of extra- neous ideas , and at the same time without sacrificing the idioms and the elegance of the substituted language . When successful attempts of this kind occur to the observation of the scholar ...
... original , without the addition of extra- neous ideas , and at the same time without sacrificing the idioms and the elegance of the substituted language . When successful attempts of this kind occur to the observation of the scholar ...
Page 411
... original . Of the smaller poems at the end of the volume , those in- titled from the Greek ' are admitted by Mr. Walpole himself to be imitations from the Anthologia : but he has neither in- serted nor referred to the originals , having ...
... original . Of the smaller poems at the end of the volume , those in- titled from the Greek ' are admitted by Mr. Walpole himself to be imitations from the Anthologia : but he has neither in- serted nor referred to the originals , having ...
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