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Page 163
One quotation from the Odyssey is incalculably precious , because we find , in this quotation , the same language , expression for expression , as in the present editions . Several other points of information respecting the MSS . might ...
One quotation from the Odyssey is incalculably precious , because we find , in this quotation , the same language , expression for expression , as in the present editions . Several other points of information respecting the MSS . might ...
Page 190
We congratulate Lord Byron on his return to the standard heroic measure , if we may use that expression , of our language ; convinced as we have always been that ( in spite of the charges of monotony so often made , and so often refuted ...
We congratulate Lord Byron on his return to the standard heroic measure , if we may use that expression , of our language ; convinced as we have always been that ( in spite of the charges of monotony so often made , and so often refuted ...
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It is moreover necessary , whatever may be an author's power of expression , that the work of revision and correction should be carefully performed . Besides using too profusely the undistinguishing dash instead of definite punctuation ...
It is moreover necessary , whatever may be an author's power of expression , that the work of revision and correction should be carefully performed . Besides using too profusely the undistinguishing dash instead of definite punctuation ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1814 |
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