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The histrionic hero , desirous to gratify the taste of every reader , from the plainest to the most fastidious , proposed The Sallad . But the recommendation was frustrated . Dodsley had previously determined the matter within himself .
The histrionic hero , desirous to gratify the taste of every reader , from the plainest to the most fastidious , proposed The Sallad . But the recommendation was frustrated . Dodsley had previously determined the matter within himself .
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His taste for poetry and his talent for criticism were so great that they procured him the friendship of Boileau and Racine . He was acquainted more intimately than any of his contij aries with the constitution of his country ...
His taste for poetry and his talent for criticism were so great that they procured him the friendship of Boileau and Racine . He was acquainted more intimately than any of his contij aries with the constitution of his country ...
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Taste . " There is no disputing about tastes , ” said one of the ancient philosophers . Every day exemplifies the correctness of the adage . In passing through the streets of Philadelphia , an observer is struck with the novel taste in ...
Taste . " There is no disputing about tastes , ” said one of the ancient philosophers . Every day exemplifies the correctness of the adage . In passing through the streets of Philadelphia , an observer is struck with the novel taste in ...
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... to a friendless adventurer , who possessed a claim to his regard in a congeniality of taste and genius . While he lived he was Wood's best friend , and when he died he left him an exampie in his life and a pattern in his works .
... to a friendless adventurer , who possessed a claim to his regard in a congeniality of taste and genius . While he lived he was Wood's best friend , and when he died he left him an exampie in his life and a pattern in his works .
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... and shall esteem it a signal favour ' , if that yenileman will not only transmit his own Repository , but likewise communications Such is our confidence in his talents and taste , we shall be happy to hear from him on iiy subject .
... and shall esteem it a signal favour ' , if that yenileman will not only transmit his own Repository , but likewise communications Such is our confidence in his talents and taste , we shall be happy to hear from him on iiy subject .
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumi 40-42;Volumi 220-227 di American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Collaboratori | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Editore | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | Harvard University |
| Digitalizzato | 11 apr 2019 |
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