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Pagina 77
... discourse , that make everything bout them clear and beautiful . A noble metaphor , then it is placed to an advantage , casts a kind of lory round it , and darts a lustre through a whole entence . These different kinds of allusion are ...
... discourse , that make everything bout them clear and beautiful . A noble metaphor , then it is placed to an advantage , casts a kind of lory round it , and darts a lustre through a whole entence . These different kinds of allusion are ...
Pagina 129
... discourses ; but there is another sort of speculations which I consider as occasional papers , that take their rise from the folly , extravagance , and caprice of the present age . For I look upon myself as one set to watch the manners ...
... discourses ; but there is another sort of speculations which I consider as occasional papers , that take their rise from the folly , extravagance , and caprice of the present age . For I look upon myself as one set to watch the manners ...
Pagina 316
... discourse 1 , wherein I gave several admonitions to the fraternity of the Hen- pecked , has already produced me very many corre- spondents ; the reason I cannot guess at , unless it be that such a discourse is of general use , and every ...
... discourse 1 , wherein I gave several admonitions to the fraternity of the Hen- pecked , has already produced me very many corre- spondents ; the reason I cannot guess at , unless it be that such a discourse is of general use , and every ...
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