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Strana vi
... such assistants as might enable him to anfwer a demand to which temporary leifure and cafual opportunity or aid never could have been adequate . Dr. BEATTIE * was once informed , but had forgot on what au- thority , that ADDISON had ...
... such assistants as might enable him to anfwer a demand to which temporary leifure and cafual opportunity or aid never could have been adequate . Dr. BEATTIE * was once informed , but had forgot on what au- thority , that ADDISON had ...
Strana xx
... such a command of temper in ridicule , have never been given to any man in this . country , and to any other it would be in vain to look ; for in no foreign language can we find a word to exprefs the talent of which we are now fpeaking ...
... such a command of temper in ridicule , have never been given to any man in this . country , and to any other it would be in vain to look ; for in no foreign language can we find a word to exprefs the talent of which we are now fpeaking ...
Strana xxiii
... Such authors , " fays Lord ORFORD , speaking of Ad- DISON , SWIFT , BOLINGBROKE and Dr. MIDDLETON , " fix a standard by their writings , Grammarians regulate niceties , and try careless beauties in works , where careleffness often is a ...
... Such authors , " fays Lord ORFORD , speaking of Ad- DISON , SWIFT , BOLINGBROKE and Dr. MIDDLETON , " fix a standard by their writings , Grammarians regulate niceties , and try careless beauties in works , where careleffness often is a ...
Strana xxviii
... such a woman fhould have engaged , for years , the attention of fo confummate a judge of human nature as ADDISON , is not to be imagined . Confi- dering his character and accomplishments , and that at the time of his marriage he was a ...
... such a woman fhould have engaged , for years , the attention of fo confummate a judge of human nature as ADDISON , is not to be imagined . Confi- dering his character and accomplishments , and that at the time of his marriage he was a ...
Strana xxxix
... Such was his ac- knowledged judgment , that ADDISON requested he would complete his Cato for the ftage ; and although this task was afterwards performed by ADDISON himself , yet it was by the perfuafion of HUGHES that this celebrated ...
... Such was his ac- knowledged judgment , that ADDISON requested he would complete his Cato for the ftage ; and although this task was afterwards performed by ADDISON himself , yet it was by the perfuafion of HUGHES that this celebrated ...
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