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... thing that calls for our praise ; any thing which is splendid , or instructive , or enter- taining ; -any thing , in short , which enlarges the sphere of our knowlege , or gratities our fancy or our ear . For his observa- tions , indeed ...
... thing that calls for our praise ; any thing which is splendid , or instructive , or enter- taining ; -any thing , in short , which enlarges the sphere of our knowlege , or gratities our fancy or our ear . For his observa- tions , indeed ...
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... thing . At least , it is more philosophical to suppose that this dative is found here in the performance of one of ... thing thing may exist or take effect . Thus , " Grant's Institutes of Latin Grammar . 259.
... thing . At least , it is more philosophical to suppose that this dative is found here in the performance of one of ... thing thing may exist or take effect . Thus , " Grant's Institutes of Latin Grammar . 259.
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... thing so very ill - na- tured as thy satire , nor must we incur the frowns of Apollo by con- demning any thing so witty . What is to be done in this case ? If we copy some of thy sketches of Academicians , we shall be accused of malice ...
... thing so very ill - na- tured as thy satire , nor must we incur the frowns of Apollo by con- demning any thing so witty . What is to be done in this case ? If we copy some of thy sketches of Academicians , we shall be accused of malice ...
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