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... expression . His Tale of a Tub has little resemblance to his other pieces . It exhibits a vehemence and rapidity of mind , a copiousness of ima ges , and vivacity of diction , such as he afterwards ne ver possessed or never exerted . It ...
... expression . His Tale of a Tub has little resemblance to his other pieces . It exhibits a vehemence and rapidity of mind , a copiousness of ima ges , and vivacity of diction , such as he afterwards ne ver possessed or never exerted . It ...
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... expression or a redundant epithet ; all his verses exemplify his own definition of a good style , they consist of " proper words in proper places . To divide this collection into classes , and shew how some pieces are gross and some are ...
... expression or a redundant epithet ; all his verses exemplify his own definition of a good style , they consist of " proper words in proper places . To divide this collection into classes , and shew how some pieces are gross and some are ...
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... expressions , and practice increased his fa- cility of versification . In a short time he represents himself as dispatching regularly fifty verses a - day , which would shew him by an easy computation the ter- mination of his labour ...
... expressions , and practice increased his fa- cility of versification . In a short time he represents himself as dispatching regularly fifty verses a - day , which would shew him by an easy computation the ter- mination of his labour ...
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... expression . Aaron Hill , who was represented as diving for the prize , expostulated with Pope in a manner so much superior to all mean solicitation , that Pope was reduced to sneak and shuffle , sometimes to deny , and sometimes : to ...
... expression . Aaron Hill , who was represented as diving for the prize , expostulated with Pope in a manner so much superior to all mean solicitation , that Pope was reduced to sneak and shuffle , sometimes to deny , and sometimes : to ...
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... expressions not very favourable to morals or to liberty . About this time Warburton began to make his ap- pearance in the first ranks of learning . He was a man of vigorous faculties , a mind fervid and vehement sup- plied by incessant ...
... expressions not very favourable to morals or to liberty . About this time Warburton began to make his ap- pearance in the first ranks of learning . He was a man of vigorous faculties , a mind fervid and vehement sup- plied by incessant ...
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