The Lives of the Scotish Poets: With Preliminary Dissertations on the Literary History of Scotland, and the Early Scotish Drama, Том 2Alex. Lawrie and Company, 1804 - 506 страница |
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... occasion for depriving him of the power of exertion . Sentence of banishment was accordingly pronounced against him : but his pu- nishment appears to have been afterwards molli- fied into imprisonment of an indefinite term . He was ...
... occasion for depriving him of the power of exertion . Sentence of banishment was accordingly pronounced against him : but his pu- nishment appears to have been afterwards molli- fied into imprisonment of an indefinite term . He was ...
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... occasion he has been sufficiently careful to advance their claims . Into the happy regions of Elysium , his favourite poet Virgil , as Dr Jortin remarks , " seemeth not to have introduced one female , though the Roman and Grecian ...
... occasion he has been sufficiently careful to advance their claims . Into the happy regions of Elysium , his favourite poet Virgil , as Dr Jortin remarks , " seemeth not to have introduced one female , though the Roman and Grecian ...
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... occasion to expose the absurdity of that maxim which prohibits the body of the people from reading the sacred scriptures . Pearls , say the Romanists , must not be cast before swine : children , as well as adults , may experience the ...
... occasion to expose the absurdity of that maxim which prohibits the body of the people from reading the sacred scriptures . Pearls , say the Romanists , must not be cast before swine : children , as well as adults , may experience the ...
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... probably written merely to serve the present occasion ; and the more litera- ry reformers might have a share in them . In- deed , the very same expressions are frequently to be found in their other works . Our author ob- 135.
... probably written merely to serve the present occasion ; and the more litera- ry reformers might have a share in them . In- deed , the very same expressions are frequently to be found in their other works . Our author ob- 135.
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... occasion to regret , again awaits us at this step of our progress . Of the life and character of Alexander Montgomery , a poet who has obtained his share of celebrity , no authentic memorials have been transmitted to our times : and all ...
... occasion to regret , again awaits us at this step of our progress . Of the life and character of Alexander Montgomery , a poet who has obtained his share of celebrity , no authentic memorials have been transmitted to our times : and all ...
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