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... improved by Imitation 224 103 A Recapitulation 226 106 On the Hiftorical Style 226 108 Blair . 241 131 - the different ... Improvement , - and Fall of the Arts at Rome 62 The Condition of the Romans in the 63 Confequence of Marcellus's ...
... improved by Imitation 224 103 A Recapitulation 226 106 On the Hiftorical Style 226 108 Blair . 241 131 - the different ... Improvement , - and Fall of the Arts at Rome 62 The Condition of the Romans in the 63 Confequence of Marcellus's ...
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... improvement of our minds , for all the comforts of this life , and the hope of life everlafting , through Jefus Chrift our Redeemer . We humbly acknowledge , O Lord , that we are altogether unworthy of the leaft of all thy favours ...
... improvement of our minds , for all the comforts of this life , and the hope of life everlafting , through Jefus Chrift our Redeemer . We humbly acknowledge , O Lord , that we are altogether unworthy of the leaft of all thy favours ...
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... Improvement of TASTE connected with Improvement in VIRTUE . There are indeed few good difpofi- tions of any kind with which the im- provement of tafte is not more or lefs connected . A cultivated tafte increases fenfibility to all the ...
... Improvement of TASTE connected with Improvement in VIRTUE . There are indeed few good difpofi- tions of any kind with which the im- provement of tafte is not more or lefs connected . A cultivated tafte increases fenfibility to all the ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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