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... seems to avoid ; con- tenting himself with aflerting it to have been the intention of the Author of our Salvation , that the multitude fhould receive in- ftruction from thofe who are better qualified to judge of the truths of revelation ...
... seems to avoid ; con- tenting himself with aflerting it to have been the intention of the Author of our Salvation , that the multitude fhould receive in- ftruction from thofe who are better qualified to judge of the truths of revelation ...
Pagina 286
... seems as if the moft confiderable of our author's poems had been caft in the mould of fome gifted predeceffor : but , according to thofe critics who afcribe the invention of every fpecies of poetry to the Greeks , even Horace himfelf ...
... seems as if the moft confiderable of our author's poems had been caft in the mould of fome gifted predeceffor : but , according to thofe critics who afcribe the invention of every fpecies of poetry to the Greeks , even Horace himfelf ...
Pagina 336
... seems to merit , that the work will be esteemed as a useful and valuable addition to the libraries of our ... seem to be a fervile follower of other writers . His remarks are , as far as we can pretend to judge , perfectly original , and ...
... seems to merit , that the work will be esteemed as a useful and valuable addition to the libraries of our ... seem to be a fervile follower of other writers . His remarks are , as far as we can pretend to judge , perfectly original , and ...
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