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... reader , for almost 3000 years , because his characters and descriptions are natural ; or , as Dryden says of Chaucer , " because he follow- ed Nature every where , and never went beyond her . " It is observed by an eminent poet , that ...
... reader , for almost 3000 years , because his characters and descriptions are natural ; or , as Dryden says of Chaucer , " because he follow- ed Nature every where , and never went beyond her . " It is observed by an eminent poet , that ...
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... Readers some just remarks on the mode of printing our version of the Bible ; where the Italic letter is supposed to imply an " omission in the original , which ought to be added in a translation . " Butin the second part of his subject ...
... Readers some just remarks on the mode of printing our version of the Bible ; where the Italic letter is supposed to imply an " omission in the original , which ought to be added in a translation . " Butin the second part of his subject ...
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... Reader by a column of thanks to Ox- oniensis , page 511. His subject is grand : an old Commentator calls this Song of Moses " a summary of the whole law ; for he speaks of the mighty works of Jehovah , of the world's creation , of ...
... Reader by a column of thanks to Ox- oniensis , page 511. His subject is grand : an old Commentator calls this Song of Moses " a summary of the whole law ; for he speaks of the mighty works of Jehovah , of the world's creation , of ...
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... Readers the methods adopted by a family with whom I am intimately acquainted . 1. They make a distinction be tween the Bread consumed by the Family and the Servants : that for the Family being baked in tius ; as the Servants cannot then ...
... Readers the methods adopted by a family with whom I am intimately acquainted . 1. They make a distinction be tween the Bread consumed by the Family and the Servants : that for the Family being baked in tius ; as the Servants cannot then ...
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... readers of the Gentleman's Magazine who feel interested in the enquiry , may there find Mr. Warton's objection to the mention of a transaction of the time passed in the present tense , to be futile and erroneous ; and Row- Jey's use of ...
... readers of the Gentleman's Magazine who feel interested in the enquiry , may there find Mr. Warton's objection to the mention of a transaction of the time passed in the present tense , to be futile and erroneous ; and Row- Jey's use of ...
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