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Page 181
... readers . Plato is equally delicate in his thoughts and in his expreffions . Ariftotle , though he may be more natural , has not any delicacy : his ftyle is fimple and even , but clofe and nervous ; that of Plato is grand and elevated ...
... readers . Plato is equally delicate in his thoughts and in his expreffions . Ariftotle , though he may be more natural , has not any delicacy : his ftyle is fimple and even , but clofe and nervous ; that of Plato is grand and elevated ...
Page 277
... readers with fpecimens of the critical violence , and bad tafte in English poetry , of Bentley : but he has neglected to tell his gentle readers , that the learning and mental powers of Bentley continue to produce a daily increase of ...
... readers with fpecimens of the critical violence , and bad tafte in English poetry , of Bentley : but he has neglected to tell his gentle readers , that the learning and mental powers of Bentley continue to produce a daily increase of ...
Page 470
... readers to form their own judgment , as the principles and character of the work are fufficiently known . Art . 59. Practical Sermons , felected and abridged from various Authors ; By J. Charlefworth , M. A. late Fellow of Trinity ...
... readers to form their own judgment , as the principles and character of the work are fufficiently known . Art . 59. Practical Sermons , felected and abridged from various Authors ; By J. Charlefworth , M. A. late Fellow of Trinity ...
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