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... scarcely to be paral - office of a commentator on Shakspeare , no mar leled ; it is written in a style refined to a degree of immaculate purity , and displays the whole force of turgid eloquence . " One cannot but smile at this encomium ...
... scarcely to be paral - office of a commentator on Shakspeare , no mar leled ; it is written in a style refined to a degree of immaculate purity , and displays the whole force of turgid eloquence . " One cannot but smile at this encomium ...
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... Scarcely any and avarice , he seems to have locked no farther one of that tribe has noted with finer observation for ecclesiastical promotion . In 1785 the place the minute circumstances in rural nature that of Camden - professor of ...
... Scarcely any and avarice , he seems to have locked no farther one of that tribe has noted with finer observation for ecclesiastical promotion . In 1785 the place the minute circumstances in rural nature that of Camden - professor of ...
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... scarcely any of these had a reformation of manners and morals for their object . A few valuable papers on general and useful topics ap- peared , but so incumbered with angry political contests , as to be soon forgotten . Dr. Johnson was ...
... scarcely any of these had a reformation of manners and morals for their object . A few valuable papers on general and useful topics ap- peared , but so incumbered with angry political contests , as to be soon forgotten . Dr. Johnson was ...
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... scarcely be granted , because he necessarily discovers the degree of his merit to his judges , when he appears at his trial . But it should be remembered , that unless his judges are inclined to favour him , they will hardly be per ...
... scarcely be granted , because he necessarily discovers the degree of his merit to his judges , when he appears at his trial . But it should be remembered , that unless his judges are inclined to favour him , they will hardly be per ...
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... scarcely to be imagin- submit to the sentence without examining the authority of the judge . Thus it appears , upon a philosophical estimate , that , supposing the mind , at any certain time , in an equipoise between the pleasures of ...
... scarcely to be imagin- submit to the sentence without examining the authority of the judge . Thus it appears , upon a philosophical estimate , that , supposing the mind , at any certain time , in an equipoise between the pleasures of ...
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