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Pagina 6
... when we reflect upon the precepts by viewing the example , though there is no excellence proposed by those rhetoricians wanting , the whole art seems to be resolved into that one motive of speaking , sincerity in the intention .
... when we reflect upon the precepts by viewing the example , though there is no excellence proposed by those rhetoricians wanting , the whole art seems to be resolved into that one motive of speaking , sincerity in the intention .
Pagina 11
I do therefore solemnly declare , ( notwithstanding that I am a great lover of art and ingenuity ) that if I hear he opens any of his people's mouths against me , I shall not fail to write a critique upon his whole performance ; for I ...
I do therefore solemnly declare , ( notwithstanding that I am a great lover of art and ingenuity ) that if I hear he opens any of his people's mouths against me , I shall not fail to write a critique upon his whole performance ; for I ...
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I entered upon the whole cause with great satisfaction as I sat under the shadow of it . The counsel for the petticoat was now called in , and ordered to produce what they had to say against the popular cry which was raised against it .
I entered upon the whole cause with great satisfaction as I sat under the shadow of it . The counsel for the petticoat was now called in , and ordered to produce what they had to say against the popular cry which was raised against it .
Pagina 19
On the contrary , the whole being of a man , considered as ap hero or a knight - errant , is comprehended within the limits of a poem or romance , and therefore always ends to our satisfaction ; so that inventions of this kind are like ...
On the contrary , the whole being of a man , considered as ap hero or a knight - errant , is comprehended within the limits of a poem or romance , and therefore always ends to our satisfaction ; so that inventions of this kind are like ...
Pagina 24
You would do well to send among us Mr. Dodwell's book against the immortality of 6 the soul , which would be of great consolation to our a whole fraternity , who would be very glad to find “ that they are dead ...
You would do well to send among us Mr. Dodwell's book against the immortality of 6 the soul , which would be of great consolation to our a whole fraternity , who would be very glad to find “ that they are dead ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Select British Classics, Volume 25 Select British Classics |
| Uitgever | J. Conrad, 1803 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de New York Public Library |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 22 juli 2008 |
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