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Pagina 130
... critics of a higher degree , difdain to exert their criticism on the in- ferior arts ; especially in those relating to speech , and the power of argument and perfuafion . When fuch a race as this was once risen , ' twas no longer ...
... critics of a higher degree , difdain to exert their criticism on the in- ferior arts ; especially in those relating to speech , and the power of argument and perfuafion . When fuch a race as this was once risen , ' twas no longer ...
Pagina 174
... critic whom they are intended to celebrate . POPE feems here rather to have confidered Dio- nyfius as the author only of ... criticism ex- He there difcuffes the three different tant . fpecies of composition ; which he divides into the ...
... critic whom they are intended to celebrate . POPE feems here rather to have confidered Dio- nyfius as the author only of ... criticism ex- He there difcuffes the three different tant . fpecies of composition ; which he divides into the ...
Pagina 251
... criticism in general : -in would only be an objection to thofe particular rules of criticism , which would establish such circumstances to be faults , and would represent them as univerfally blameable . If they are found to please ...
... criticism in general : -in would only be an objection to thofe particular rules of criticism , which would establish such circumstances to be faults , and would represent them as univerfally blameable . If they are found to please ...
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