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Pagina 103
... observations on life or learning , expreffed in a more chafte and fubdued style . The former will frequently be hur- ried into obfcurity or turgidity , and a false grandeur of diction ; the latter will fel- dom hazard a figure , whofe ...
... observations on life or learning , expreffed in a more chafte and fubdued style . The former will frequently be hur- ried into obfcurity or turgidity , and a false grandeur of diction ; the latter will fel- dom hazard a figure , whofe ...
Pagina 172
... observations on human life , and in touching the foibles of mankind with delicacy and urbanity . ' Tis eafy to perceive this moral + turn in all his " De Horatio quidem ita fentimus ; fi Græcorum Ly- rica extarent , futurum , ut illius ...
... observations on human life , and in touching the foibles of mankind with delicacy and urbanity . ' Tis eafy to perceive this moral + turn in all his " De Horatio quidem ita fentimus ; fi Græcorum Ly- rica extarent , futurum , ut illius ...
Pagina 184
Joseph Warton. But we may reft fecure , if the observation of an acute writer be true , who fays , " Eu- горе will ... observations in the year 880. Our Almanack , AL- MANAC , is an Arabic word . The great church at Cordova in Spain ...
Joseph Warton. But we may reft fecure , if the observation of an acute writer be true , who fays , " Eu- горе will ... observations in the year 880. Our Almanack , AL- MANAC , is an Arabic word . The great church at Cordova in Spain ...
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