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Pagina 65
... look into his parentage , and to examine him strictly , whether or no he be remotely allied to Truth , and lineally descended from Good Sense ; if not , they may conclude him a counterfeit . They may likewise distin- guish him by a loud ...
... look into his parentage , and to examine him strictly , whether or no he be remotely allied to Truth , and lineally descended from Good Sense ; if not , they may conclude him a counterfeit . They may likewise distin- guish him by a loud ...
Pagina 107
... look upon the first , with- out seeing the other at the same time . There was behind them a strong compact body of figures . The genius of Heroic Poetry appeared with a sword in her hand , and a laurel on her head . Tragedy was crowned ...
... look upon the first , with- out seeing the other at the same time . There was behind them a strong compact body of figures . The genius of Heroic Poetry appeared with a sword in her hand , and a laurel on her head . Tragedy was crowned ...
Pagina 369
... look- greatest character . A solid and substan- tial greatness of soul looks down , with a generous neglect , on the censures and man beyond the little noise and strife of applauses of the multitude , and places a tongues . Accordingly ...
... look- greatest character . A solid and substan- tial greatness of soul looks down , with a generous neglect , on the censures and man beyond the little noise and strife of applauses of the multitude , and places a tongues . Accordingly ...
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