The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... fame chief magiftrate to the throne of his ancestors . Every thing will be done which British valour can effect . The fleet of the enemy , indeed , is already in our hands , and their Territory , may foon fall into our poffeffion ...
... fame chief magiftrate to the throne of his ancestors . Every thing will be done which British valour can effect . The fleet of the enemy , indeed , is already in our hands , and their Territory , may foon fall into our poffeffion ...
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... fame and reputation . For his fhrine was vifited from all parts , and enriched with the most coftly gifts and of- ferings . In one year it is faid that no less than 100,000 came to vifit his fhrine . And we may form fome judg- ment of ...
... fame and reputation . For his fhrine was vifited from all parts , and enriched with the most coftly gifts and of- ferings . In one year it is faid that no less than 100,000 came to vifit his fhrine . And we may form fome judg- ment of ...
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... fame advantage in the paftoral , as Homer bad in the epic poefy ; and that was to make the critics turn his practice into permanent rules , and to meafure nature herfelf by his accomplished model . THEOCRITUS writes in the Doric dialect ...
... fame advantage in the paftoral , as Homer bad in the epic poefy ; and that was to make the critics turn his practice into permanent rules , and to meafure nature herfelf by his accomplished model . THEOCRITUS writes in the Doric dialect ...
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... fame sentence ; nay , he knew that he could not have been admirable without this rufticity , and would certainly have thought very meanly of moft modern paftorals , where fhepherds and country louts hold infipid converfation with the ...
... fame sentence ; nay , he knew that he could not have been admirable without this rufticity , and would certainly have thought very meanly of moft modern paftorals , where fhepherds and country louts hold infipid converfation with the ...
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... fame remarks may be extended alfo to Amatory Odes , Epiftles and Sonnets , the Productions of an uneducated Youth . MRS . MOODY's Poetic Trifles exhibit a cultivated imagination and a benevolent heart . VOL . VIII . D Theodora Theodora ...
... fame remarks may be extended alfo to Amatory Odes , Epiftles and Sonnets , the Productions of an uneducated Youth . MRS . MOODY's Poetic Trifles exhibit a cultivated imagination and a benevolent heart . VOL . VIII . D Theodora Theodora ...
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