The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... easy writing in general , as that is opposed to what is forced or affected . But as there is an easy mien , and easy dress , peculiarly so called ; so there is an easy sort of poetry . In order to write easily , it is necessary in the ...
... easy writing in general , as that is opposed to what is forced or affected . But as there is an easy mien , and easy dress , peculiarly so called ; so there is an easy sort of poetry . In order to write easily , it is necessary in the ...
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... easy writings fall into the hand of an ordinary reader , they appear to him so natural and unlaboured , that he imme- diately resolves to write , and fancies that all he hath to do is to take no pains . Thus he thinks indeed simply ...
... easy writings fall into the hand of an ordinary reader , they appear to him so natural and unlaboured , that he imme- diately resolves to write , and fancies that all he hath to do is to take no pains . Thus he thinks indeed simply ...
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... easy moss reclin'd , Her lovely limbs half - bare , and rude the wind : I smooth'd her coats , and stole a silent kiss ; Condemn me , shepherds , if I did amiss " . ' A third sign of a swain is , that something of reli- gion , and even ...
... easy moss reclin'd , Her lovely limbs half - bare , and rude the wind : I smooth'd her coats , and stole a silent kiss ; Condemn me , shepherds , if I did amiss " . ' A third sign of a swain is , that something of reli- gion , and even ...
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