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Mr. W. has inserted two or three specimens , which will incline his readers to wish for more . Trissino , the author of this tragedy , and of the epic poem of Italia liberata , in blank verse , of which he was the inventor , produced ...
Mr. W. has inserted two or three specimens , which will incline his readers to wish for more . Trissino , the author of this tragedy , and of the epic poem of Italia liberata , in blank verse , of which he was the inventor , produced ...
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Will the reader admit the following attempt ? Oh heavens , oh earth , oh sea ... in Mr. Walker's account of the next tragedy in the series is so curious , that we shall present it to our readers . · The tragic muse being now roused in ...
Will the reader admit the following attempt ? Oh heavens , oh earth , oh sea ... in Mr. Walker's account of the next tragedy in the series is so curious , that we shall present it to our readers . · The tragic muse being now roused in ...
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The particulars which Mr. W. has collected concerning the life of this writer are curious , and will probably be new to many of our readers . « Of Lodovico Dolce little is known that can be related with pleasure .
The particulars which Mr. W. has collected concerning the life of this writer are curious , and will probably be new to many of our readers . « Of Lodovico Dolce little is known that can be related with pleasure .
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265 ) ; which , had we room , should be presented to our readers : as the original was so admired at Rome in 1772 , that the reviewers of that city confessed its effects , in exciting sorrow and perturbation , to have been such as had ...
265 ) ; which , had we room , should be presented to our readers : as the original was so admired at Rome in 1772 , that the reviewers of that city confessed its effects , in exciting sorrow and perturbation , to have been such as had ...
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The author somewhat too frequently , perhaps , tells his readers that the letters and books which he quotes , or mentions , are lying before him ; which , unless they be very scarce and curious , is taken for granted . Sig .
The author somewhat too frequently , perhaps , tells his readers that the letters and books which he quotes , or mentions , are lying before him ; which , unless they be very scarce and curious , is taken for granted . Sig .
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1799 |
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