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Page 122
... numbers on their fide ; and that though they are hunted out from the fo- ciety of good men , they are not likely to be con- demned to folitude . It may be obferved , perhaps without exception , that none are fo induftrious to detect ...
... numbers on their fide ; and that though they are hunted out from the fo- ciety of good men , they are not likely to be con- demned to folitude . It may be obferved , perhaps without exception , that none are fo induftrious to detect ...
Page 177
... numbers un- worthy of his notice , for he knew with how mi- nute attention the ancient critics confidered the ... numbers , numbers , is indifpenfably neceffary to a poet . Eve- No. 86 . 177 a great author .
... numbers un- worthy of his notice , for he knew with how mi- nute attention the ancient critics confidered the ... numbers , numbers , is indifpenfably neceffary to a poet . Eve- No. 86 . 177 a great author .
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... numbers flow , Weak , trembling , melancholy , ftiff , and flow . Not fo young Pyrrhus , who with rapid force Beats down embattled armies in his course . The raging youth on trembling Ilion falls , Burfts her frong gates , and shakes ...
... numbers flow , Weak , trembling , melancholy , ftiff , and flow . Not fo young Pyrrhus , who with rapid force Beats down embattled armies in his course . The raging youth on trembling Ilion falls , Burfts her frong gates , and shakes ...
Contents
A deathbed the true fchool of wiſdom The effects | 54 |
The dignity and uſefulneſs of biography | 60 |
Paffion not to be eradicated | 66 |
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