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Page 62
... Superior to tutus ab infeftis latornibus , " 66 which only carries on the metaphor in Vagina te & us ; " ་ . -enfis whereas the imitation dees more ; for , along with the metaphor , it conveys the image of the subject , by prefenting ...
... Superior to tutus ab infeftis latornibus , " 66 which only carries on the metaphor in Vagina te & us ; " ་ . -enfis whereas the imitation dees more ; for , along with the metaphor , it conveys the image of the subject , by prefenting ...
Page 108
... superior to all the temptations of in- tereft , honours , or any meaner paffion . Many events , fince the paying this tribute to his virtue , have fhewn how much , and how particularly it was due to him . W. VER . 88. Bug , and Dorimant ...
... superior to all the temptations of in- tereft , honours , or any meaner paffion . Many events , fince the paying this tribute to his virtue , have fhewn how much , and how particularly it was due to him . W. VER . 88. Bug , and Dorimant ...
Page 112
... Superior to the Original ; a pleafing little landscape is added to the Satire . But Greenwich - hill is not an The exa & parallel for Baia ; where the Romans of the beft tafte and fashion built their villas . Pope's is the villa of a ...
... Superior to the Original ; a pleafing little landscape is added to the Satire . But Greenwich - hill is not an The exa & parallel for Baia ; where the Romans of the beft tafte and fashion built their villas . Pope's is the villa of a ...
Page 294
... superior penetration that makes ftatefmen ; it is their charader . All men , how inconfiderable foever their share of fenfe may be , fee their own intereft nearly alike . A citizen of Bern or Amfterdam , in this refpe & , is equal to ...
... superior penetration that makes ftatefmen ; it is their charader . All men , how inconfiderable foever their share of fenfe may be , fee their own intereft nearly alike . A citizen of Bern or Amfterdam , in this refpe & , is equal to ...
Page 365
... superior in this point the invention of Homer was to that of all others . The Speeches are to be confidered as they flow from the characters , being perfect or defective as they agree or disagree with the manners of thofe who ut- ter ...
... superior in this point the invention of Homer was to that of all others . The Speeches are to be confidered as they flow from the characters , being perfect or defective as they agree or disagree with the manners of thofe who ut- ter ...
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