The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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16. oldal
... never , begins any but the fit fyllable . ' The remark is certainly too definite ; but the author never altered the paffage . Dr. Kenrick threatened an attack , feveral years after , in his Review of Johnson's Shakespeare , but it was never ...
... never , begins any but the fit fyllable . ' The remark is certainly too definite ; but the author never altered the paffage . Dr. Kenrick threatened an attack , feveral years after , in his Review of Johnson's Shakespeare , but it was never ...
23. oldal
... never carried it into execution . This year he published an account of his tour to the Hebrides , under the title of a Journey to the Western Ifles of Scotland , oftavo . ' The narrative , it must be ad- mitted , is written with an ...
... never carried it into execution . This year he published an account of his tour to the Hebrides , under the title of a Journey to the Western Ifles of Scotland , oftavo . ' The narrative , it must be ad- mitted , is written with an ...
35. oldal
... never glows with the fire of enthufiafm , or kindles a fympathetic emotion in the bofoms of his readers . His poems are the plain and fenfiole effufions of a mind never hurried beyond it felf , to which the ufe of rhyme adds no beauty ...
... never glows with the fire of enthufiafm , or kindles a fympathetic emotion in the bofoms of his readers . His poems are the plain and fenfiole effufions of a mind never hurried beyond it felf , to which the ufe of rhyme adds no beauty ...
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