The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, 56. kötetTobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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58. oldal
... writers . ' The following caution , refpecting the ufe of exclamations , is perfectly juft .. Nothing has a worse effect than the frequent and unfeafon- able ufe of them . Raw , juvenile writers imagine , that , by pour- ing them forth ...
... writers . ' The following caution , refpecting the ufe of exclamations , is perfectly juft .. Nothing has a worse effect than the frequent and unfeafon- able ufe of them . Raw , juvenile writers imagine , that , by pour- ing them forth ...
59. oldal
... writers , we have more models of a beautiful fimplicity , than among the Roman . Homer , Hefiod , Anacreon , Theocritus , Herodotus , and Xenophon , are all diftinguished for it . Among the Romans alfo we have fome writers of this ...
... writers , we have more models of a beautiful fimplicity , than among the Roman . Homer , Hefiod , Anacreon , Theocritus , Herodotus , and Xenophon , are all diftinguished for it . Among the Romans alfo we have fome writers of this ...
199. oldal
... writers , who have been more diffuse upon the Saxon customs in general . After ftating the writers who have maintained the affirmative and negative of the question about the existence of feuds , he goes on thus . After this difference ...
... writers , who have been more diffuse upon the Saxon customs in general . After ftating the writers who have maintained the affirmative and negative of the question about the existence of feuds , he goes on thus . After this difference ...
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