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Page 93
... manner of writing took its character in some degree from his profession . It was his custom always to dictate his compositions to an amanuensis . His disqui- sitions have much the air of a pleading or an oration he generally speaks in ...
... manner of writing took its character in some degree from his profession . It was his custom always to dictate his compositions to an amanuensis . His disqui- sitions have much the air of a pleading or an oration he generally speaks in ...
Page 203
... Manner of Spenser . 4to . Is . 6d . Setchel and Son . As the author of this poem seems rather to apologize for than to vindicate the style in which it is written , we will not now discuss the propriety of imitating exploded phraseology ...
... Manner of Spenser . 4to . Is . 6d . Setchel and Son . As the author of this poem seems rather to apologize for than to vindicate the style in which it is written , we will not now discuss the propriety of imitating exploded phraseology ...
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... manner that appeared inimitable ; and from time to time she executed a few steps , of which it was impossible to refrain from secretly admiring the elegance . The other young persons danced with so little hope of success , they were so ...
... manner that appeared inimitable ; and from time to time she executed a few steps , of which it was impossible to refrain from secretly admiring the elegance . The other young persons danced with so little hope of success , they were so ...
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Bagdad Pachalik of description of 515 | 9 |
Duke Letter to | 32 |
Duppas Life of Michel Angelo | 43 |
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