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Page vii
... Translation , Specimens of , 422 335 392 Reynolds's What's a Man of Fashion ? a Farce , Ricardo on a low Price of Corn , Right and Wrong , Ritso's Introduction to the Science of the Law , Travels in the Equinoctial Regions , I Truchses ...
... Translation , Specimens of , 422 335 392 Reynolds's What's a Man of Fashion ? a Farce , Ricardo on a low Price of Corn , Right and Wrong , Ritso's Introduction to the Science of the Law , Travels in the Equinoctial Regions , I Truchses ...
Page 397
... Translations . The last piece , ' we are told , is introduced with some propriety ; as , though not a translation , it is rather a fortunate imitation of Horace's famous Iter ad Brundusium . On reading this passage in the advertisement ...
... Translations . The last piece , ' we are told , is introduced with some propriety ; as , though not a translation , it is rather a fortunate imitation of Horace's famous Iter ad Brundusium . On reading this passage in the advertisement ...
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... translation is to look to one of two things ; the intrinsic value of the original work , or the ability of the translator to retrench its exuberances and to confer value on it . In the former case , the task of translation is easy ; it ...
... translation is to look to one of two things ; the intrinsic value of the original work , or the ability of the translator to retrench its exuberances and to confer value on it . In the former case , the task of translation is easy ; it ...
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