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... use . With regard to particular rules concerning action and gefticula- tion , Quinctilian has delivered a great many , in the last chapter of the 11th Book of his Inftitutions ; and all the mo- dern writers on this fubject have done ...
... use . With regard to particular rules concerning action and gefticula- tion , Quinctilian has delivered a great many , in the last chapter of the 11th Book of his Inftitutions ; and all the mo- dern writers on this fubject have done ...
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... use , but what refpected ourselves , they would be highly proper : but they have far- ther use . The neceffity of them is plain , from the want that all men have of the af- fiftance of others . If fo , this affiftance fhould be mutual ...
... use , but what refpected ourselves , they would be highly proper : but they have far- ther use . The neceffity of them is plain , from the want that all men have of the af- fiftance of others . If fo , this affiftance fhould be mutual ...
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... use of thefe , your ordinary writers are moft apt to offend . Images are very fparingly to be introduced : their proper place is in poems and ora- tions ; and their use is to move pity or terror , admiration , compaffion , anger , and ...
... use of thefe , your ordinary writers are moft apt to offend . Images are very fparingly to be introduced : their proper place is in poems and ora- tions ; and their use is to move pity or terror , admiration , compaffion , anger , and ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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