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Page ix
... nature , from the hereditary honour of your family , and from an education in which you have been trained to the ftudy of the beft things . I am , DEAR SIR , Your most faithful and moft obedient Servant , EMAN . COLL . CAMB . June 21 ...
... nature , from the hereditary honour of your family , and from an education in which you have been trained to the ftudy of the beft things . I am , DEAR SIR , Your most faithful and moft obedient Servant , EMAN . COLL . CAMB . June 21 ...
Page ix
... nature . ENNIUS , who had the honour of introducing it under its new name , without doubt , civilized both , yet left it without form or method ; it being only , in his hands , a rhapsody of poems on different fubjects , and in ...
... nature . ENNIUS , who had the honour of introducing it under its new name , without doubt , civilized both , yet left it without form or method ; it being only , in his hands , a rhapsody of poems on different fubjects , and in ...
Page ix
... nature de- manding fome chain of connexion , and a re- fpect to its origin requiring that connexion to be flight and ... natural , fuc- ceffive train of thinking unavoidably draws along with it . And this , by the way , accounts for the ...
... nature de- manding fome chain of connexion , and a re- fpect to its origin requiring that connexion to be flight and ... natural , fuc- ceffive train of thinking unavoidably draws along with it . And this , by the way , accounts for the ...
Page ix
... nature and good sense , being in nothing different from that of the other . For here , 1. an unity of fub- ject or defign is indifpenfably neceffary , the freedom of a mifcellaneous matter being per- mitted only to the familiar letter ...
... nature and good sense , being in nothing different from that of the other . For here , 1. an unity of fub- ject or defign is indifpenfably neceffary , the freedom of a mifcellaneous matter being per- mitted only to the familiar letter ...
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... natural Roman poet . It may only be observed of the different qualities , neceffary to those , who afpire to excel in ... nature and elegance of mind ; and that the other , attempting in the most inoffenfive man- ner , to inform the head ...
... natural Roman poet . It may only be observed of the different qualities , neceffary to those , who afpire to excel in ... nature and elegance of mind ; and that the other , attempting in the most inoffenfive man- ner , to inform the head ...
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