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Pagina 178
... original French , was given in the Appendix to the forty- first volume of the Review , p . 562. We have fince learned that the Public are indebted for it to the Abbé Gueneé , ancient Profeffor of Rhetoric in the univerfity of Paris ...
... original French , was given in the Appendix to the forty- first volume of the Review , p . 562. We have fince learned that the Public are indebted for it to the Abbé Gueneé , ancient Profeffor of Rhetoric in the univerfity of Paris ...
Pagina 288
... original paffages contain com- pliments , in our opinion rather fulfome , to fome living writers , particularly the elegant female author of the Effay on the Ge- nius of Snakefpeare , and the reverend emulator of the Grecian ftage in ...
... original paffages contain com- pliments , in our opinion rather fulfome , to fome living writers , particularly the elegant female author of the Effay on the Ge- nius of Snakefpeare , and the reverend emulator of the Grecian ftage in ...
Pagina 296
... original , as fuch an examination might have appeared lefs ufeful than fevere or pedantic . We cannot however but take notice that the tranfpofition of fome lines in the Furies is injudicious . The hunting the culprit , by the drops of ...
... original , as fuch an examination might have appeared lefs ufeful than fevere or pedantic . We cannot however but take notice that the tranfpofition of fome lines in the Furies is injudicious . The hunting the culprit , by the drops of ...
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