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Pagina 120
Joseph Warton. once enjoyed , in full vigour , a fublime and splendid imagination , a solid and profound understanding , an exact and tenacious me¬ mory , are Herodotus , Plato , Tully ... once enjoyed, in full vigour, a fublime and ...
Joseph Warton. once enjoyed , in full vigour , a fublime and splendid imagination , a solid and profound understanding , an exact and tenacious me¬ mory , are Herodotus , Plato , Tully ... once enjoyed, in full vigour, a fublime and ...
Pagina 143
... once is bold , and regular * . THIS is juftly and elegantly expreffed ; and though it may feem difficult to speak of the fame fubject after fuch a defcrip- tion , yet Akenfide has ventured , and nobly fucceeded . Mark , how the dread ...
... once is bold , and regular * . THIS is juftly and elegantly expreffed ; and though it may feem difficult to speak of the fame fubject after fuch a defcrip- tion , yet Akenfide has ventured , and nobly fucceeded . Mark , how the dread ...
Pagina 341
... once , and learn of me , to die ! She adds , that it will be fome consolation to behold him once more , tho ' even in the ago- nies of death , * The words printed in Italics ought to be looked on as particularly beautiful . Ah then ! thy ...
... once , and learn of me , to die ! She adds , that it will be fome consolation to behold him once more , tho ' even in the ago- nies of death , * The words printed in Italics ought to be looked on as particularly beautiful . Ah then ! thy ...
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