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Pagina iv
... mind , when he determined to conclude the TATLER , a measure which SWIFT ignorantly attributes to fcantinefs of materials , or want of public encouragement . It appears from many parts of SwIFT's private correspondence , that he looked ...
... mind , when he determined to conclude the TATLER , a measure which SWIFT ignorantly attributes to fcantinefs of materials , or want of public encouragement . It appears from many parts of SwIFT's private correspondence , that he looked ...
Pagina vii
... mind deviating from the beaten track of life , by the perpetual preffure of fome overwhelming idea , as of habitual rufticity , and that negligence which folitary grandeur natu- rally generates . " The variable weather of the mind , the ...
... mind deviating from the beaten track of life , by the perpetual preffure of fome overwhelming idea , as of habitual rufticity , and that negligence which folitary grandeur natu- rally generates . " The variable weather of the mind , the ...
Pagina viii
... mind , but made very little use of it ; that Sir ROGER's irregularities are the effects of habitual rufticity , and of negligence created by folitary grandeur ; and , in fhort , that ADDISON was deterred from profecuting his own defign ...
... mind , but made very little use of it ; that Sir ROGER's irregularities are the effects of habitual rufticity , and of negligence created by folitary grandeur ; and , in fhort , that ADDISON was deterred from profecuting his own defign ...
Pagina ix
... mind , im- plies awkwardness and ignorance , which , if one does not despise , one may pity and pardon , but cannot love with that fondness with which every heart is attached to Sir ROGER . " How could our author be deterred from pro ...
... mind , im- plies awkwardness and ignorance , which , if one does not despise , one may pity and pardon , but cannot love with that fondness with which every heart is attached to Sir ROGER . " How could our author be deterred from pro ...
Pagina xv
... mind when he faid- " Ut fibi quivis Speret idem fudet multum , fruftraque laboret Aufus idem . Tantum feries juncturaque pollet , Tantum de medio fumptis accedit honoris t . " * JOHNSON's Life of ADDISON , + BEATTIE ubi fupra . But ...
... mind when he faid- " Ut fibi quivis Speret idem fudet multum , fruftraque laboret Aufus idem . Tantum feries juncturaque pollet , Tantum de medio fumptis accedit honoris t . " * JOHNSON's Life of ADDISON , + BEATTIE ubi fupra . But ...
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