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Page 244
... merit of Cowper as a writer of letters is not exagge rated by Mr. Hayley : Those of Pope are generally thought deficient in that air of per- fect ease , that unstudied flow of affection , which gives the highest charm to epistolary ...
... merit of Cowper as a writer of letters is not exagge rated by Mr. Hayley : Those of Pope are generally thought deficient in that air of per- fect ease , that unstudied flow of affection , which gives the highest charm to epistolary ...
Page 420
... merit , this is his in an eminent degree England , the greater part of Germany , the northern kingdoms , Poland ... merits , by which they formerly acquired sovereignty over nations , the triple crowned great lama at Rome , borne on the ...
... merit , this is his in an eminent degree England , the greater part of Germany , the northern kingdoms , Poland ... merits , by which they formerly acquired sovereignty over nations , the triple crowned great lama at Rome , borne on the ...
Page 448
... merit arising from other circumstances , such as a great number of examples of every operation , fully and distinctly explained , by which the reader is gradually intro duced into a knowledge of the subject and the methods of resolving ...
... merit arising from other circumstances , such as a great number of examples of every operation , fully and distinctly explained , by which the reader is gradually intro duced into a knowledge of the subject and the methods of resolving ...
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