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...genius which Italy has produced, and, perhaps, ought not to be ; but the as.siduiry of his studies, the consummate skill with which he has known where to employ, and how to develop his superior abilities, the sleepless care with which he has watched over the rise, and preserved...

...assiduity of his studies, the consummate skill with which he has known where to employ, and how to develop his superior abilities, the sleepless care with which he has watched over the rise, and preserved tte integrity of his fame, the decorum both of his life and writings, have secured for him the undisputed...

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