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... writing . Blair . § 22. SIMPLICITY appears eafy . A writer of Simplicity expreffes him- felf in fuch a manner , that every one thinks he could have written in the fame way ; Horace defcribes it , — ut fibi quivis Speret idem , fudet ...
... writing . Blair . § 22. SIMPLICITY appears eafy . A writer of Simplicity expreffes him- felf in fuch a manner , that every one thinks he could have written in the fame way ; Horace defcribes it , — ut fibi quivis Speret idem , fudet ...
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... writing in his clo- fet . The orations of Demofthenes fur- nifh the full and perfect example of this fpecies of Style . Ibid . § 31. Lord BOLINGBROKE excelled in the Vehement Style . Among English writers , the one who has most of this ...
... writing in his clo- fet . The orations of Demofthenes fur- nifh the full and perfect example of this fpecies of Style . Ibid . § 31. Lord BOLINGBROKE excelled in the Vehement Style . Among English writers , the one who has most of this ...
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... writing in tram- mels , when we can move more at eafe without them : neither is the proportion of writing to be measured out like the proportions of a horfe , where every part mult be drawn in the minutest respect to the fize and ...
... writing in tram- mels , when we can move more at eafe without them : neither is the proportion of writing to be measured out like the proportions of a horfe , where every part mult be drawn in the minutest respect to the fize and ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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