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... produced that loquaciousness from which his more intimate friends derived considerable advantage . The observations ... produce effect . Prospero , in No. 200 , was intended for the celebrated actor Garrick . By Gelidus in No. 24 , the ...
... produced that loquaciousness from which his more intimate friends derived considerable advantage . The observations ... produce effect . Prospero , in No. 200 , was intended for the celebrated actor Garrick . By Gelidus in No. 24 , the ...
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... produce of his studies is known except his translations . words we shall borrow on the present occa- sion . After noticing the mistakes Mr. Boswell had fallen into , on the subject of the perfection of the RAMBLERS at their first ...
... produce of his studies is known except his translations . words we shall borrow on the present occa- sion . After noticing the mistakes Mr. Boswell had fallen into , on the subject of the perfection of the RAMBLERS at their first ...
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... produce , and precluded the vain expedients of softening censure by apologies , or rousing atten- tion by abruptness . The epic writers have found the proemial part of the poem such an addition to their undertak- ing , that they have ...
... produce , and precluded the vain expedients of softening censure by apologies , or rousing atten- tion by abruptness . The epic writers have found the proemial part of the poem such an addition to their undertak- ing , that they have ...
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... produces quickness of resent- ment , will obstruct gratitude , by unwillingness to admit that inferiority which ... produce ef- fects almost without the intervention of the will , care ought to be taken , that , when the choice is ...
... produces quickness of resent- ment , will obstruct gratitude , by unwillingness to admit that inferiority which ... produce ef- fects almost without the intervention of the will , care ought to be taken , that , when the choice is ...
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... produce , and adjusted his scheme with such address , that his hopes were in full bloom three parts of the year , and in the other part ne- ver wholly blasted . Many , perhaps , would be desirous of learning by what means he procured to ...
... produce , and adjusted his scheme with such address , that his hopes were in full bloom three parts of the year , and in the other part ne- ver wholly blasted . Many , perhaps , would be desirous of learning by what means he procured to ...
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