The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Том 27R. Griffiths, 1763 |
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... seems difficult , however , to establish any certain rule in this refpect . Perhaps the nature of the fubject is the best guide to direct us whether uniformity or variety ought to be confulted . In oratory , for inftance , and all ...
... seems difficult , however , to establish any certain rule in this refpect . Perhaps the nature of the fubject is the best guide to direct us whether uniformity or variety ought to be confulted . In oratory , for inftance , and all ...
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... seems to be fomething of warmth and indifcretion in this charge , but which may be perhaps owing rather to my temper , than defign . " Lucian . Indeed , from the fpecimen now given of your temper , there is fcarce any thing of this ...
... seems to be fomething of warmth and indifcretion in this charge , but which may be perhaps owing rather to my temper , than defign . " Lucian . Indeed , from the fpecimen now given of your temper , there is fcarce any thing of this ...
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... seems refolved to balance accounts with him ; and , accordingly , he has , in this letter , treated the Doctor very cavalierly frequently affecting to laugh at him ; to retort upon him his own farcafms ; and even to turn his abilities ...
... seems refolved to balance accounts with him ; and , accordingly , he has , in this letter , treated the Doctor very cavalierly frequently affecting to laugh at him ; to retort upon him his own farcafms ; and even to turn his abilities ...
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... seems to have loft fight of the moderation he elsewhere af- fumes ; and defcends , in the bitterness of spirit , to the fol- lowing unwarrantable perfonality ; for which we think he himself deferves an equal feverity of reprehenfion ...
... seems to have loft fight of the moderation he elsewhere af- fumes ; and defcends , in the bitterness of spirit , to the fol- lowing unwarrantable perfonality ; for which we think he himself deferves an equal feverity of reprehenfion ...
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... seems , he had fome great exam- : ples , in the Italian Poets , tho ' I believe they were led into it by different motives . " The other expedient , which he borrowed from the Claf- fics , was by adopting one fuperior character , which ...
... seems , he had fome great exam- : ples , in the Italian Poets , tho ' I believe they were led into it by different motives . " The other expedient , which he borrowed from the Claf- fics , was by adopting one fuperior character , which ...
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