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Page 146
... taste of the age . Now the same powers which were so efficacious at this period would , as we think , have produced , with respect to their pos- şessor himself and to the surrounding literature , an equal or very nearly an equal effect ...
... taste of the age . Now the same powers which were so efficacious at this period would , as we think , have produced , with respect to their pos- şessor himself and to the surrounding literature , an equal or very nearly an equal effect ...
Page 148
... taste . The theatres , indeed , which had been closed during the ascendancy of the Puritans , were opened on the restoration of the monarchy : but they were opened under such pernicious influence , that they could not be beneficial ...
... taste . The theatres , indeed , which had been closed during the ascendancy of the Puritans , were opened on the restoration of the monarchy : but they were opened under such pernicious influence , that they could not be beneficial ...
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... taste for the refined pleasures they produce , would be to give them something like a regular govern- ment , placed under that control which nature itself has evidently ap- pointed : I mean under the authority of Taste . I say this is ...
... taste for the refined pleasures they produce , would be to give them something like a regular govern- ment , placed under that control which nature itself has evidently ap- pointed : I mean under the authority of Taste . I say this is ...
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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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