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... sacred amongst the Ro- " That there should be no art allowed , which did not tend to the improvement of the people in virtue . " And this was the principle too of our excellent Mr. Waller , who used to say that he would rase any line ...
... sacred amongst the Ro- " That there should be no art allowed , which did not tend to the improvement of the people in virtue . " And this was the principle too of our excellent Mr. Waller , who used to say that he would rase any line ...
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... sacred stamp of fashion ; and from hence it is that most of our terms of hunting are French . The reader will , I hope , give me his par- don for my freedom on this subject , since an ill ac- cident , occasioned by hunting , has kept ...
... sacred stamp of fashion ; and from hence it is that most of our terms of hunting are French . The reader will , I hope , give me his par- don for my freedom on this subject , since an ill ac- cident , occasioned by hunting , has kept ...
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... sacred history , might with greater reason have affirmed the same thing of Vir- gil : for , besides the famous passage in the sixth Eneid ( by which this may be illustrated ) , where the word principio is used in front of both by Moses ...
... sacred history , might with greater reason have affirmed the same thing of Vir- gil : for , besides the famous passage in the sixth Eneid ( by which this may be illustrated ) , where the word principio is used in front of both by Moses ...
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... sacred writings , in Homer , contemporary with king David , in Herodotus , in the Greek tragedians . This piece of antiquity is imitated by Virgil with great judgement and discretion . He has proposed one riddle , which has never yet ...
... sacred writings , in Homer , contemporary with king David , in Herodotus , in the Greek tragedians . This piece of antiquity is imitated by Virgil with great judgement and discretion . He has proposed one riddle , which has never yet ...
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... sacred author's fate , To lie at ev'ry dull translator's will : Long , long his muse has groan'd beneath the weight Of mangling Ogleby's presumptuous quill , Dryden , at last , in his defence , arose : The father now is righted by the ...
... sacred author's fate , To lie at ev'ry dull translator's will : Long , long his muse has groan'd beneath the weight Of mangling Ogleby's presumptuous quill , Dryden , at last , in his defence , arose : The father now is righted by the ...
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