THE MONTHLY REVIEW1763 |
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Page 75
... observe , men who have threshed hard at Greek and Latin for ten or eleven Years together , are very often deficient in their own language . That the greatest Skill in , or tranflating from the Greek and Latin , will not , cannot ...
... observe , men who have threshed hard at Greek and Latin for ten or eleven Years together , are very often deficient in their own language . That the greatest Skill in , or tranflating from the Greek and Latin , will not , cannot ...
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... observations . See Review , vol . XI . p . 342 . Art . 15. An Effay on Oeconomy . The Fourth Edition . By Ed- : ward Watkinson , M. D. Rector of Little Chart in Kent . 8vo . 6d . Richardfon .. Having already two or three times mentioned ...
... observations . See Review , vol . XI . p . 342 . Art . 15. An Effay on Oeconomy . The Fourth Edition . By Ed- : ward Watkinson , M. D. Rector of Little Chart in Kent . 8vo . 6d . Richardfon .. Having already two or three times mentioned ...
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... observe , that there is an imitative as well as an original Genius for the fine Arts . But this is more particularly true in Poetry and Painting . A mind not fufficiently daring or creative , may yet be fo capable of fenfible ...
... observe , that there is an imitative as well as an original Genius for the fine Arts . But this is more particularly true in Poetry and Painting . A mind not fufficiently daring or creative , may yet be fo capable of fenfible ...
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... observe , that nothing hitherto advanced by the extravagant Admirers of this Bard , hath been able to remove the doubts we firft enter- tained , and gave fome hints of , in our account of Fingal . To refufe that piece the title of an ...
... observe , that nothing hitherto advanced by the extravagant Admirers of this Bard , hath been able to remove the doubts we firft enter- tained , and gave fome hints of , in our account of Fingal . To refufe that piece the title of an ...
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... observed , that our Dedicator hath just before been facri- ficing , as he calls it , fome of the principal characters of the Nobility and Gentry to a different motive . But he goes on ; " The progress , my Lord , which almost all the ...
... observed , that our Dedicator hath just before been facri- ficing , as he calls it , fome of the principal characters of the Nobility and Gentry to a different motive . But he goes on ; " The progress , my Lord , which almost all the ...
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