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As far as our language would allow them , they have formed a pastoral style according to the Doric of Theocritus , in which I dare not say they have excelled Virgil ! but I may be allowed , for the honour of our language , to suppose it ...
As far as our language would allow them , they have formed a pastoral style according to the Doric of Theocritus , in which I dare not say they have excelled Virgil ! but I may be allowed , for the honour of our language , to suppose it ...
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I was also present at the original formation or production of a certain book in the mind of a freethinker ... the secret manner and internal principles by which that phænomenon was formed , I shall in my next give you an account of it .
I was also present at the original formation or production of a certain book in the mind of a freethinker ... the secret manner and internal principles by which that phænomenon was formed , I shall in my next give you an account of it .
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As I have the chief scenes of the play by heart , I did not look much on the stage , but formed to myself a new satisfaction in keeping an eye on the faces of my little audience , and observing , as it were by reflection , the different ...
As I have the chief scenes of the play by heart , I did not look much on the stage , but formed to myself a new satisfaction in keeping an eye on the faces of my little audience , and observing , as it were by reflection , the different ...
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