The London review, conducted by R. Cumberland, Том 1Richard Cumberland 1809 |
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... his work , has inverted so unmercifully , as to become almost unintelligible ; and though the fault does not every where amount to inextricable perplexity , yet the versification is so unceasingly pinched and 2 62 Gertrude of Wyoming . -
... his work , has inverted so unmercifully , as to become almost unintelligible ; and though the fault does not every where amount to inextricable perplexity , yet the versification is so unceasingly pinched and 2 62 Gertrude of Wyoming . -
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... his work , has inverted so unmercifully , as to become almost unintelligible ; and though the fault does not every where amount to inextricable perplexity , yet the versification is so unceasingly pinched and 2 62 Gertrude of Wyoming .
... his work , has inverted so unmercifully , as to become almost unintelligible ; and though the fault does not every where amount to inextricable perplexity , yet the versification is so unceasingly pinched and 2 62 Gertrude of Wyoming .
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... becoming candour , and allows them the dramatic merit they possess , much beyond what is any where else to be found in the same species of Drama . As the last is not in the least inferior in merit to the first , there seems no good ...
... becoming candour , and allows them the dramatic merit they possess , much beyond what is any where else to be found in the same species of Drama . As the last is not in the least inferior in merit to the first , there seems no good ...
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... becomes the champion of Gray . The language of Billingsgate is elegance itself , when compared with the critical denunciations of this formidable lecturer . What he wants in argument , he endeavours to supply by his scurrility ; and if ...
... becomes the champion of Gray . The language of Billingsgate is elegance itself , when compared with the critical denunciations of this formidable lecturer . What he wants in argument , he endeavours to supply by his scurrility ; and if ...
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... become absolutely necessary to every writer who wishes to be read , and our diurnal newspapers are written with greater elegance than many of the most elaborate productions of the age of Anne . If the Essays of Johnson are distinguished ...
... become absolutely necessary to every writer who wishes to be read , and our diurnal newspapers are written with greater elegance than many of the most elaborate productions of the age of Anne . If the Essays of Johnson are distinguished ...
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