The Guardian, Band 2C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... VIRG . Georg . iv . 444 . He resumes himself . THE first who undertook to instruct the world in single papers was Isaac Bickerstaff of famous me- mory : a man nearly related to the family of the Iron- sides . We have often smoked a pipe ...
... VIRG . Georg . iv . 444 . He resumes himself . THE first who undertook to instruct the world in single papers was Isaac Bickerstaff of famous me- mory : a man nearly related to the family of the Iron- sides . We have often smoked a pipe ...
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... VIRG . Æn . vi . 666 . To these the Sibyl thus her speech address'd ; And first to him ' surrounded by the rest : Tow'ring his height , and ample was his breast . DRYDEN . 3 Probably Mr. Whiston . See N ° 107 . 4 Mr. Welsted , whose ...
... VIRG . Æn . vi . 666 . To these the Sibyl thus her speech address'd ; And first to him ' surrounded by the rest : Tow'ring his height , and ample was his breast . DRYDEN . 3 Probably Mr. Whiston . See N ° 107 . 4 Mr. Welsted , whose ...
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... VIRG . Æn . iv . 99 . Rather in leagues of endless peace unite , And celebrate the hymeneal rite . THERE is no rule in Longinus which I more admire than that wherein he advises an author who would attain to the sublime , and writes for ...
... VIRG . Æn . iv . 99 . Rather in leagues of endless peace unite , And celebrate the hymeneal rite . THERE is no rule in Longinus which I more admire than that wherein he advises an author who would attain to the sublime , and writes for ...
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