The European Magazine, and London Review, Bände 81-82Philological Society of London, 1822 |
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... observed , and the con- duct to be pursued , by those who desire to excel in this important branch of literature . With this view , he advises them to ascertain the ex- tent of their talents , and then enquire how far they are adapted ...
... observed , and the con- duct to be pursued , by those who desire to excel in this important branch of literature . With this view , he advises them to ascertain the ex- tent of their talents , and then enquire how far they are adapted ...
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... observed a prac- tice of which they themselves had well nigh forgot the origin , and from which the Protestant Clergy in vain endeavoured to deter them . - When their boats were in ex- treme peril , it was common amongst them to propose ...
... observed a prac- tice of which they themselves had well nigh forgot the origin , and from which the Protestant Clergy in vain endeavoured to deter them . - When their boats were in ex- treme peril , it was common amongst them to propose ...
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... observed , that , in this particular , he is equalled by Fielding and Smollet alone : while , to the advantage of our more modern author , it must be added , that his range has been infinitely more va- ried and comprehensive ; and we ...
... observed , that , in this particular , he is equalled by Fielding and Smollet alone : while , to the advantage of our more modern author , it must be added , that his range has been infinitely more va- ried and comprehensive ; and we ...
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... observed , judge of him by his beauties alone , because they were all the genuine offspring of his own mind , whereas his faults can be traced to no source whatever that argues impotency of genius . To compare Shakspeare , therefore ...
... observed , judge of him by his beauties alone , because they were all the genuine offspring of his own mind , whereas his faults can be traced to no source whatever that argues impotency of genius . To compare Shakspeare , therefore ...
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... observed , had huge Gold Rings upon their Fingers , and set with Stones of so large a size , that they could hardly feel a Patients Pulse , without minding him of his Monument . There were more than a good many of them , and a world of ...
... observed , had huge Gold Rings upon their Fingers , and set with Stones of so large a size , that they could hardly feel a Patients Pulse , without minding him of his Monument . There were more than a good many of them , and a world of ...
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