The Spectator, Zväzok 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 strán (strany) |
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... writing , were destitute of all rules and arts of criticism ; and for that reason , though they excel later writers in greatness of genius , they fall short of them in accuracy and correctness . The moderns cannot reach their beauties ...
... writing , were destitute of all rules and arts of criticism ; and for that reason , though they excel later writers in greatness of genius , they fall short of them in accuracy and correctness . The moderns cannot reach their beauties ...
Strana 330
... writing , might with great | pleasure both to himself and them , run over together with them the best Roman historians , poets , and orators , and point out their more remarkable beauties ; give them a short scheme of chronology , a ...
... writing , might with great | pleasure both to himself and them , run over together with them the best Roman historians , poets , and orators , and point out their more remarkable beauties ; give them a short scheme of chronology , a ...
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... Writer , how to perfect his imagination 417 Nothing without judgment . 419 Wi 1 1 in , the utmost of her character ... Writing unintelligibly , the art of it much improved .. 379 XENOPHON , his school of equity 417 568 337 motion some ...
... Writer , how to perfect his imagination 417 Nothing without judgment . 419 Wi 1 1 in , the utmost of her character ... Writing unintelligibly , the art of it much improved .. 379 XENOPHON , his school of equity 417 568 337 motion some ...
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