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Pagina 131
... speak of modern dignity ; of that uniform , unremitting strut of pomp and folemnity , which is now required in Tragedy . This was equally unknown to the man- ners , and to the poetry , of the ancients . I speak only of such a degree of ...
... speak of modern dignity ; of that uniform , unremitting strut of pomp and folemnity , which is now required in Tragedy . This was equally unknown to the man- ners , and to the poetry , of the ancients . I speak only of such a degree of ...
Pagina 193
... speaking . " As a proof of this , he mentioned the supposed speeches in parlia- ment , written by Johnson for ... speak in public , to begin his speech in as fimple a manner as poffible , acknowleged that he rose in that Society ...
... speaking . " As a proof of this , he mentioned the supposed speeches in parlia- ment , written by Johnson for ... speak in public , to begin his speech in as fimple a manner as poffible , acknowleged that he rose in that Society ...
Pagina 471
... speak , speak , fpeak , all ye think ! till senti- ment shall assimilate , and action grow into unifon , which , by har- monizing , must augment the force of the oar to conduct the bark of humanity to the haven of well - being and ...
... speak , speak , fpeak , all ye think ! till senti- ment shall assimilate , and action grow into unifon , which , by har- monizing , must augment the force of the oar to conduct the bark of humanity to the haven of well - being and ...
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