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... taste ; reserving only to ourselves the office of holding the balance , while impartiality may decide . If we consider the numerous versions which have appeared for the purpose of conveying the genius and merits of other languages into ...
... taste ; reserving only to ourselves the office of holding the balance , while impartiality may decide . If we consider the numerous versions which have appeared for the purpose of conveying the genius and merits of other languages into ...
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... taste and tone altogether ; and we shall turn from a gene If those general ques- tion , which cannot be very acceptable to those who seem to have made up their minds respecting it , to a more particular discussion of the merits and ...
... taste and tone altogether ; and we shall turn from a gene If those general ques- tion , which cannot be very acceptable to those who seem to have made up their minds respecting it , to a more particular discussion of the merits and ...
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... taste in composition must be bad taste in speaking . The licences which we allow to sudden discourse are those , w which rare , inevitable , of a style somewhat more idiomatic and less finished ; and those , which are necessary to its ...
... taste in composition must be bad taste in speaking . The licences which we allow to sudden discourse are those , w which rare , inevitable , of a style somewhat more idiomatic and less finished ; and those , which are necessary to its ...
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