ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... genius or beauty were never seen . The manner of the ancient schools was to learn by fuch familiar converfations as you have at times engaged in ; by which means , inftead of forcing a naufeous draught of learning upon youth , their genius ...
... genius or beauty were never seen . The manner of the ancient schools was to learn by fuch familiar converfations as you have at times engaged in ; by which means , inftead of forcing a naufeous draught of learning upon youth , their genius ...
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... genius ; but the power of execution was loft ; and al- though monarchs loved and courted the arts , yet they refused to return . From whence it is evident , that neither tafte , nor natural parts , form the creating genius that infpired ...
... genius ; but the power of execution was loft ; and al- though monarchs loved and courted the arts , yet they refused to return . From whence it is evident , that neither tafte , nor natural parts , form the creating genius that infpired ...
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... genius ftripped off faft , though gra- dually , it's beggar's weeds , and fhone forth in its native fplendor . Falfe or- nament and prejudice were detected , true beauty of every kind fprung forth like original light , it was difcovered ...
... genius ftripped off faft , though gra- dually , it's beggar's weeds , and fhone forth in its native fplendor . Falfe or- nament and prejudice were detected , true beauty of every kind fprung forth like original light , it was difcovered ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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