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Page vi
... manner that would give you a right to think meanly of its author . Your extreme delicacy allows me to fay nothing of my obligations , which otherwise would demand my warmest acknowledgments . For your conftant favour has followed me in ...
... manner that would give you a right to think meanly of its author . Your extreme delicacy allows me to fay nothing of my obligations , which otherwise would demand my warmest acknowledgments . For your conftant favour has followed me in ...
Page ix
... manner of the old comedy in fatire , could ne- wer be fufficient for this purpofe . For all , that he derived into it from thence , was , as Quinc- tilian fpeaks , libertas atque inde acerbitas et abunde falis . It fharpened his ...
... manner of the old comedy in fatire , could ne- wer be fufficient for this purpofe . For all , that he derived into it from thence , was , as Quinc- tilian fpeaks , libertas atque inde acerbitas et abunde falis . It fharpened his ...
Page ix
... manner of the old comedy , " it was of courfe to admit the familiarity of the comic mufe ; whofe genius is averfe from all constraint of order , fave that only which a natural , fuc- ceffive train of thinking unavoidably draws along ...
... manner of the old comedy , " it was of courfe to admit the familiarity of the comic mufe ; whofe genius is averfe from all constraint of order , fave that only which a natural , fuc- ceffive train of thinking unavoidably draws along ...
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... manners , agreeing to the feveral fuc- ceffive periods and flages of huinan life . And this with propriety for , though he had given a hint to- this purpose before , Maturufne fenex , an adhuc florente juventâ Fervidus ; yet , as it is ...
... manners , agreeing to the feveral fuc- ceffive periods and flages of huinan life . And this with propriety for , though he had given a hint to- this purpose before , Maturufne fenex , an adhuc florente juventâ Fervidus ; yet , as it is ...
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... . [ from 1. 312 to 318 ] A thorough acquaintance with human nature , hat great exemplar of manners , as he finely calls it , or , Verbaque provifam rem non invita fequentur . Qui didicit patriae in 24 Q. HORATII FLACCI.
... . [ from 1. 312 to 318 ] A thorough acquaintance with human nature , hat great exemplar of manners , as he finely calls it , or , Verbaque provifam rem non invita fequentur . Qui didicit patriae in 24 Q. HORATII FLACCI.
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