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Joseph Warton. VOLTAIRE , in the firft volume of his en- tertaining and lively Effay on General Hif- tory , is inclined to dispute the truth of this devastation imputed to William the Con- queror , but for a reafon not very folid and ...
Joseph Warton. VOLTAIRE , in the firft volume of his en- tertaining and lively Effay on General Hif- tory , is inclined to dispute the truth of this devastation imputed to William the Con- queror , but for a reafon not very folid and ...
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... - prefent the meagre and ghaftly figure in- tended . I make no fcruple of adding , that in this famous paffage , Virgil has exhibited • Ver . 411. et seq . no no images fo lively and diftinct , as thefe living AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 29.
... - prefent the meagre and ghaftly figure in- tended . I make no fcruple of adding , that in this famous paffage , Virgil has exhibited • Ver . 411. et seq . no no images fo lively and diftinct , as thefe living AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 29.
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Joseph Warton. no images fo lively and diftinct , as thefe living figures painted by POPE , each of them with their proper infignia and at- tributes . ENVY her own snakes shall feel * , And PERSECUTION mourn his broken wheel ; There ...
Joseph Warton. no images fo lively and diftinct , as thefe living figures painted by POPE , each of them with their proper infignia and at- tributes . ENVY her own snakes shall feel * , And PERSECUTION mourn his broken wheel ; There ...
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