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... writer takes little pains to perfect his work , he in ereases in the same or a greater proportion the labour of those who peruse it ; since the repetitions and the impertinent mat- ter which revision would retrench , the obscurities ...
... writer takes little pains to perfect his work , he in ereases in the same or a greater proportion the labour of those who peruse it ; since the repetitions and the impertinent mat- ter which revision would retrench , the obscurities ...
Page 94
... writer : but perhaps the only way to lessen the detestation of them is to exaggerate and misrepresent them , and to confound with them ( as is repeatedly done in these pages ) errors of judgment , and less heinous instances of ...
... writer : but perhaps the only way to lessen the detestation of them is to exaggerate and misrepresent them , and to confound with them ( as is repeatedly done in these pages ) errors of judgment , and less heinous instances of ...
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... writer that in- duced him to give the least credit to so improbable a rumour : but it is due to the distinguished person in whose department the matter lies , to believe nothing so unworthy of him as the conduct which this strange tale ...
... writer that in- duced him to give the least credit to so improbable a rumour : but it is due to the distinguished person in whose department the matter lies , to believe nothing so unworthy of him as the conduct which this strange tale ...
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