The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1808 - English literature |
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... original work . Aristotle is hardly less obscure than his commenta- tor , Indeed , with few exceptions , it seems to be the cha- racteristic of this species of writers , rather to obscure the light than to enlighten the obscure . In ...
... original work . Aristotle is hardly less obscure than his commenta- tor , Indeed , with few exceptions , it seems to be the cha- racteristic of this species of writers , rather to obscure the light than to enlighten the obscure . In ...
Page 246
... originals by subscription ra- ther than deposit them in a public library . ' I have accordingly scen , in the London ... original of the seventh book of Temora , besides some other trifling frag- ments in his next edition of Ossian . We ...
... originals by subscription ra- ther than deposit them in a public library . ' I have accordingly scen , in the London ... original of the seventh book of Temora , besides some other trifling frag- ments in his next edition of Ossian . We ...
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... original ? The French Eh bien " really beats the most successful efforts of our countrymen , and annihilates every hope we may entertain of accomplishing the true burlesque of poetry . In the original , we have a very beautiful stanza ...
... original ? The French Eh bien " really beats the most successful efforts of our countrymen , and annihilates every hope we may entertain of accomplishing the true burlesque of poetry . In the original , we have a very beautiful stanza ...
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