The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Том 65R. Griffiths, 1781 |
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... tion of the univerfe . I write for the men - women of Paris . • The world have hitherto entertained a very fallacious no- tion concerning the univerfal object of human admiration . They admire nature ; which is not , however , really ...
... tion of the univerfe . I write for the men - women of Paris . • The world have hitherto entertained a very fallacious no- tion concerning the univerfal object of human admiration . They admire nature ; which is not , however , really ...
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... tion of this performance ( the Tragedy of Sir Thomas Over- bury ) he was more fuccessful , for the rays of genius ... tion to the fuffrages of the moft refpectable of his tion 408 Johnfon's Biographical Prefaces :
... tion of this performance ( the Tragedy of Sir Thomas Over- bury ) he was more fuccessful , for the rays of genius ... tion to the fuffrages of the moft refpectable of his tion 408 Johnfon's Biographical Prefaces :
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... tion fhould be clear and palpable to the moft ignorant fpectator . The bull or ox was the plaineft fymbol of tillage ; a virgin hold- ing an ear of corn was well adapted to represent the months of harveft ; and accordingly we find these ...
... tion fhould be clear and palpable to the moft ignorant fpectator . The bull or ox was the plaineft fymbol of tillage ; a virgin hold- ing an ear of corn was well adapted to represent the months of harveft ; and accordingly we find these ...
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