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Page 362
... translation , deducible from these general laws , are , in the fequel , diftinctly explained and illuftrated by ex ... translator , the elegant Vincent Bourne , has added a very beautiful idea , which , while it has a most natural ...
... translation , deducible from these general laws , are , in the fequel , diftinctly explained and illuftrated by ex ... translator , the elegant Vincent Bourne , has added a very beautiful idea , which , while it has a most natural ...
Page 363
... translation to that of the original , is happily illuftrated by feveral examples ; in which the grave ftyle is changed for the formal , the elevated for the bombaft , the lively for the petu- lant , the elegant for the vulgar , and the ...
... translation to that of the original , is happily illuftrated by feveral examples ; in which the grave ftyle is changed for the formal , the elevated for the bombaft , the lively for the petu- lant , the elegant for the vulgar , and the ...
Page 436
... fmutch ; Laft , putting on his veft , he took in hand His sturdy ftaff , and fouffled through the door . " παί . 282. Ερχθεντ ̓ εν μεγάλῳ πόλαμῷ , ὡς παιδα xxi . 436 Cowper's Translation of Homer's Iliad and Odysseya.
... fmutch ; Laft , putting on his veft , he took in hand His sturdy ftaff , and fouffled through the door . " παί . 282. Ερχθεντ ̓ εν μεγάλῳ πόλαμῷ , ὡς παιδα xxi . 436 Cowper's Translation of Homer's Iliad and Odysseya.
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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