The British Essayists: MirrorJames Ferguson J. Richardson and Company, 1823 |
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... objects ; exemplified in Milton's Allegro and Penseroso · · Richardson Mackenzie 25. Description of the visit of a great lady to the house of a man of small for- tune , in a second letter from Mr. Homespun 26. The rules of external ...
... objects ; exemplified in Milton's Allegro and Penseroso · · Richardson Mackenzie 25. Description of the visit of a great lady to the house of a man of small for- tune , in a second letter from Mr. Homespun 26. The rules of external ...
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... object he pursues . But no sooner is the public informed that this unknown author has already figured in the world as a poet , historian , or essayist ; that his writings are read and admired by the Shaftesburies , the Addisons , and ...
... object he pursues . But no sooner is the public informed that this unknown author has already figured in the world as a poet , historian , or essayist ; that his writings are read and admired by the Shaftesburies , the Addisons , and ...
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... object he pursues . But no sooner is the public in- formed that this unknown author has already figured in the world as a poet , historian , or essayist ; that his writings are read and admired by the Shaftes buries , the Addisons , and ...
... object he pursues . But no sooner is the public in- formed that this unknown author has already figured in the world as a poet , historian , or essayist ; that his writings are read and admired by the Shaftes buries , the Addisons , and ...
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... objects are still the same , there are certain little edifices , some beautiful , some grotesque , and some ridiculous , which people on every side of the road are daily building , in the prospect of which we may find some amusement ...
... objects are still the same , there are certain little edifices , some beautiful , some grotesque , and some ridiculous , which people on every side of the road are daily building , in the prospect of which we may find some amusement ...
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... objects viewed by him produce , endeavours to discover the reasons why some of those objects give pleasure , and others disgust ; why one composition is agreeable , and another the reverse . Hence have arisen the various systems with ...
... objects viewed by him produce , endeavours to discover the reasons why some of those objects give pleasure , and others disgust ; why one composition is agreeable , and another the reverse . Hence have arisen the various systems with ...
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