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... passage in any satirical poem of Pope , there is no touchstone , no Lapis Lydius whatever , that will sooner discover counterfeit gold than that which we have mentioned will detect real prose . It is unpleasant to say that , as we ...
... passage in any satirical poem of Pope , there is no touchstone , no Lapis Lydius whatever , that will sooner discover counterfeit gold than that which we have mentioned will detect real prose . It is unpleasant to say that , as we ...
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... passage because it exhibits in a limited compass the excellences and defects of Mr. Grattan's oratory . In contradiction to the ordinary progress by which the fire of imagination becomes cool with advancing years , it should seem from ...
... passage because it exhibits in a limited compass the excellences and defects of Mr. Grattan's oratory . In contradiction to the ordinary progress by which the fire of imagination becomes cool with advancing years , it should seem from ...
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... passage by it is impracticable , or nearly so . It is one of the great objects of the author to prove that , by certain canals which he pro- poses , this might be rendered one of the finest lines of inte- rior navigation any where ...
... passage by it is impracticable , or nearly so . It is one of the great objects of the author to prove that , by certain canals which he pro- poses , this might be rendered one of the finest lines of inte- rior navigation any where ...
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