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Page 150
... objects , and contemplating them in the whole ; for the pro- duction of the latter , an acute and discriminating ... object beneath it . Where , then , is the vicinity of the sublime to the ludicrous ? Mr. Scott knew that the extreme ...
... objects , and contemplating them in the whole ; for the pro- duction of the latter , an acute and discriminating ... object beneath it . Where , then , is the vicinity of the sublime to the ludicrous ? Mr. Scott knew that the extreme ...
Page 304
... object . In his estimate of his commander's character , he shews himself equally unfortunate ; and he ascribes to the conduct of a man of letters , the motives which may be sup- posed to regulate the calculations of a broker ...
... object . In his estimate of his commander's character , he shews himself equally unfortunate ; and he ascribes to the conduct of a man of letters , the motives which may be sup- posed to regulate the calculations of a broker ...
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... object of this work . It seems to be an useful treatise ; and it would have been still better , had it taken a more extensive view of the subject . At the conclusion , is a table of words of similar sound , but of different ...
... object of this work . It seems to be an useful treatise ; and it would have been still better , had it taken a more extensive view of the subject . At the conclusion , is a table of words of similar sound , but of different ...
Contents
N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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