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... tion , and elegance of sentiment , than we can expect to find in the works of a rude age . But upon my ideas of the nature and diffi culty of such imitations , I ought in prudence to be silent ; lest I resemble the dwarf , who brought ...
... tion , and elegance of sentiment , than we can expect to find in the works of a rude age . But upon my ideas of the nature and diffi culty of such imitations , I ought in prudence to be silent ; lest I resemble the dwarf , who brought ...
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... tion : ' - 3. The truly important nature of the objects to be effected by it : ' - " 4. The certainty of its suitableness to attain those objects ; and the futility of the ... tion to the medical library . We must observe , tion ( 94 )
... tion : ' - 3. The truly important nature of the objects to be effected by it : ' - " 4. The certainty of its suitableness to attain those objects ; and the futility of the ... tion to the medical library . We must observe , tion ( 94 )
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... tion of any person who may deem himself qualified for the par- ticular subject . In the present instance , as we , have already intimated , the choice has been made on good grounds , which are thus modestly stated by Capt . Burney : For ...
... tion of any person who may deem himself qualified for the par- ticular subject . In the present instance , as we , have already intimated , the choice has been made on good grounds , which are thus modestly stated by Capt . Burney : For ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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