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... delights , which fill the foul with an- guifh , and he body with difeafe . The grateful employment of admiring and raifing themselves to an imitation of the polite file , beautiful images , and noble fentiments of ancient authors , is ...
... delights , which fill the foul with an- guifh , and he body with difeafe . The grateful employment of admiring and raifing themselves to an imitation of the polite file , beautiful images , and noble fentiments of ancient authors , is ...
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... delight , and will afford you a continual feaft . The bible tranflation is far better than that ufed in the common - prayer book , and will often give you the fenfe , when the other is obfcure . In this , as well as in all other parts ...
... delight , and will afford you a continual feaft . The bible tranflation is far better than that ufed in the common - prayer book , and will often give you the fenfe , when the other is obfcure . In this , as well as in all other parts ...
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... delight in it , to exprefs the capacity that was in them of being thus united . This way of writing is every where ... delighted with its own difcoveries , only takes the hint from the poet , and feems to work out the reft by the ...
... delight in it , to exprefs the capacity that was in them of being thus united . This way of writing is every where ... delighted with its own difcoveries , only takes the hint from the poet , and feems to work out the reft by the ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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