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... readers , has always been felt and lamented . The good sense and delicate satire of his didactic pieces have ... reader with equal surprize and delight , but which appear abrupt in every version ; and for that courtly grace , which ...
... readers , has always been felt and lamented . The good sense and delicate satire of his didactic pieces have ... reader with equal surprize and delight , but which appear abrupt in every version ; and for that courtly grace , which ...
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... readers : though we shall not be able to give place to half the passages which we should wish to insert . The author , it must be admitted , is a harsh and ungracious counsellor , strongly painting our past mis- conduct , bluntly ...
... readers : though we shall not be able to give place to half the passages which we should wish to insert . The author , it must be admitted , is a harsh and ungracious counsellor , strongly painting our past mis- conduct , bluntly ...
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... readers that we were deceived in this idea , and that the poems of Mr. Bay- ley are given to the public under the ... reader ' are intitled to our sincere ac- quiescence and cordial thanks : but we can scarcely allow that the fault which ...
... readers that we were deceived in this idea , and that the poems of Mr. Bay- ley are given to the public under the ... reader ' are intitled to our sincere ac- quiescence and cordial thanks : but we can scarcely allow that the fault which ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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