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Page 143
... seems on every ac- count to deferve . • To cenfure those who have fo frequently trodden before me the field of Irish antiquities , is a task not lefs invidious than it is difa- greeable . But the manner in which their refearches have ...
... seems on every ac- count to deferve . • To cenfure those who have fo frequently trodden before me the field of Irish antiquities , is a task not lefs invidious than it is difa- greeable . But the manner in which their refearches have ...
Page 249
... him into the walks of poetry , and there he seems to be in his proper fphere . His fubject frequently contributes toward this en- #bujiafm , thufiafm , as he himself calls it ; and which Maurice's Indian Antiquities . 249.
... him into the walks of poetry , and there he seems to be in his proper fphere . His fubject frequently contributes toward this en- #bujiafm , thufiafm , as he himself calls it ; and which Maurice's Indian Antiquities . 249.
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prefent author , who seems to have taken Livy for his model . His ftyle is picturefque and properly ornamented , without being overcharged ; his periods are well turned , and poffefs variety as well as harmony ; his narration is ...
prefent author , who seems to have taken Livy for his model . His ftyle is picturefque and properly ornamented , without being overcharged ; his periods are well turned , and poffefs variety as well as harmony ; his narration is ...
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