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... manner infected every branch of literature . The tribe of imi- tators had not the genius of their mafter ; but , being determined to fhine in spite of nature , they ruined all true taste and eloquence . This is the natural progrefs of ...
... manner infected every branch of literature . The tribe of imi- tators had not the genius of their mafter ; but , being determined to fhine in spite of nature , they ruined all true taste and eloquence . This is the natural progrefs of ...
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Doctor paints the temper and manners of the times by particular incidents . As the principal events of the grand ... manner that fufficiently denoted that it was expected we should do the fame , which we did ac- cordingly ; but this ...
Doctor paints the temper and manners of the times by particular incidents . As the principal events of the grand ... manner that fufficiently denoted that it was expected we should do the fame , which we did ac- cordingly ; but this ...
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... manner . Here our editor , in order to give us the poet in his worst manner , would be con- tented to depart from the original text . In another place , he might , if he had been fo difpofed , have accomplished the fame object by ...
... manner . Here our editor , in order to give us the poet in his worst manner , would be con- tented to depart from the original text . In another place , he might , if he had been fo difpofed , have accomplished the fame object by ...
Contents
Air Vital See Scherer | 6 |
Bromleys Hiftory of the Fine | 9 |
Evidence Demonſtrative See Glenies Antecedental Calculus | 34 |
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