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Page 7
... speeches , yet parts of it are ftriking ; particularly Melifander's account of the defert island to which he was banished , copied from the Philo & etes of Sophocles ; and the prophetic fpeeches of Caffandar , during the moment of ...
... speeches , yet parts of it are ftriking ; particularly Melifander's account of the defert island to which he was banished , copied from the Philo & etes of Sophocles ; and the prophetic fpeeches of Caffandar , during the moment of ...
Page 16
... speeches from Ogilby's tranflation , tacked together with verfes of his own He had the addrefs to perfuade the upper boys to a & t it ; he even prevailed on the Maf- ter's Gardener to reprefent Ajax , and contrived to have all the Ac ...
... speeches from Ogilby's tranflation , tacked together with verfes of his own He had the addrefs to perfuade the upper boys to a & t it ; he even prevailed on the Maf- ter's Gardener to reprefent Ajax , and contrived to have all the Ac ...
Page 21
... speech were Stercus Diaboli , and Lutum Stercore maceratum . It is true , these were lavished upon his enemies ; for his friends he had other things in fore . In a letter to Thuanus , fpeaking of two of them , Clavius and Lipfius , he ...
... speech were Stercus Diaboli , and Lutum Stercore maceratum . It is true , these were lavished upon his enemies ; for his friends he had other things in fore . In a letter to Thuanus , fpeaking of two of them , Clavius and Lipfius , he ...
Page 38
... speeches in parliament were much beyond florid impotence . They were , it is true , in favour of Sir R. Walpole ; and this was fufficiently offenfive to Pope . The fa & that particularly excited his indignation , was Lord H.'s Epittle ...
... speeches in parliament were much beyond florid impotence . They were , it is true , in favour of Sir R. Walpole ; and this was fufficiently offenfive to Pope . The fa & that particularly excited his indignation , was Lord H.'s Epittle ...
Page 154
... speech calls verbum ardens , he was fure not to leave it till he had thoroughly quenched it in bis critical fandish . But to make Philology amends , he was a per- fe & Mafter of all the mysteries of the ancient Rythmus . m Not that I'd ...
... speech calls verbum ardens , he was fure not to leave it till he had thoroughly quenched it in bis critical fandish . But to make Philology amends , he was a per- fe & Mafter of all the mysteries of the ancient Rythmus . m Not that I'd ...
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