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... words , conveys to others more forcible falfity of the charge , " An tu , M. 1 . WOW much ftrefs was laid We often fee that an expreffive look , or a paffionate cry , unaccompanied by the most eloquent of all orators , Demof- thenes ...
... words , conveys to others more forcible falfity of the charge , " An tu , M. 1 . WOW much ftrefs was laid We often fee that an expreffive look , or a paffionate cry , unaccompanied by the most eloquent of all orators , Demof- thenes ...
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... words , and fuch conftructions , as belong to the idiom of the Language which we speak ; in oppofition to words and phrafes that are imported from other Languages , or that are obfolete , or new coined , or used without proper autho ...
... words , and fuch conftructions , as belong to the idiom of the Language which we speak ; in oppofition to words and phrafes that are imported from other Languages , or that are obfolete , or new coined , or used without proper autho ...
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... words he ufes , it never can be clear ; and if his thoughts upon this fubject be never fo juft and diftin & t , unless he has a ready command of words , and a faculty of eafy writing in plain obvious expreffions , the words will perplex ...
... words he ufes , it never can be clear ; and if his thoughts upon this fubject be never fo juft and diftin & t , unless he has a ready command of words , and a faculty of eafy writing in plain obvious expreffions , the words will perplex ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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