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... former ; displaying his character as a scholar of extensive reading and good taste , but certainly not as a scholar possessing the verbal accuracy and metrical omniscience of a Bentley or a Porson ; - and we may indeed add , not even ...
... former ; displaying his character as a scholar of extensive reading and good taste , but certainly not as a scholar possessing the verbal accuracy and metrical omniscience of a Bentley or a Porson ; - and we may indeed add , not even ...
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... former not being enlivened by incident , nor the latter embellished by imagery : the heroine is amiable , and well - principled but , from the insipidity of her letters , her resigna tion , when assailed by calamity , appears to proceed ...
... former not being enlivened by incident , nor the latter embellished by imagery : the heroine is amiable , and well - principled but , from the insipidity of her letters , her resigna tion , when assailed by calamity , appears to proceed ...
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... former equation becomes x2 + 2 x2 + 2 ( % which is Euler's reducing equation . 4 - ) Z- 64 2 , In the preceding process and investigation , Ferrari's and Des Cartes's methods have perhaps been brought more nearly toge- ther than they ...
... former equation becomes x2 + 2 x2 + 2 ( % which is Euler's reducing equation . 4 - ) Z- 64 2 , In the preceding process and investigation , Ferrari's and Des Cartes's methods have perhaps been brought more nearly toge- ther than they ...
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