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...were unjust to make no mention of the amiable author of the Adventures of Telemachus. His work, though not composed in verse, is justly entitled to be held...language is capable of supporting, even in regular verse. Blairs' Lectures on Rhetoric, &c. vol. iii, p. 2T&5 Le Telemacomanie. fi Critique gen&ale du...

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...were unjust to make no mention of the amiable author of the Adventures of Telemachus. His work, though not composed in Verse, is justly entitled to be held...is capable of supporting , even in regular Verses: « En passant en revue les poêles épiques, il seroit injuste de » ne pas faire mention de l'aimable...

...were unjust to make no mention of the amiable author of the Adventures of Telemachus. His work, though not composed in verse , is justly entitled to be held...is capable of supporting , even in regular verses. » « En passant en revue les poetes épiques, il seroit » injuste de ne pas faire mention de l'aimable...

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...were unjust to make no mention of the amiable author of the Adventures of Telemachus. His work, though not composed in verse, is justly entitled to be held...language is capable of supporting, even in regular verse. The plan of the work is, in general, well contrived ; and is deficient neither in epic grandeur,...

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