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I am not ignorant that critical objections have been made to this and other specimens of Johnson's Latin poetry . I acknowledge myself not competent to de cide on a question of such extreme nicety . But I am satisfied with the just and ...
I am not ignorant that critical objections have been made to this and other specimens of Johnson's Latin poetry . I acknowledge myself not competent to de cide on a question of such extreme nicety . But I am satisfied with the just and ...
69. oldal
Practice in the Latin rules till they are perfect in them ; afterwards in Mr. Leed's Greek Grammar . Examined as before . Afterwards they proceed to Virgil , beginning at the same time to write themes and verses , and to learn Greek ...
Practice in the Latin rules till they are perfect in them ; afterwards in Mr. Leed's Greek Grammar . Examined as before . Afterwards they proceed to Virgil , beginning at the same time to write themes and verses , and to learn Greek ...
166. oldal
In the middle of this Latin work ( as Mr. Bindley observes to me ) he has introduced four pages of English criticism , in which he ludicrously corrects , in Bentley's manner , one stanza , not of the ballad the hero of which lived in ...
In the middle of this Latin work ( as Mr. Bindley observes to me ) he has introduced four pages of English criticism , in which he ludicrously corrects , in Bentley's manner , one stanza , not of the ballad the hero of which lived in ...
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