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... excellence of his descriptions , nor expatiate on the terrifick portrait of suicide , nor point out the artful touches , by which he has distinguished the intellectual features of the rebels , who suffer death in his last canto . It is ...
... excellence of his descriptions , nor expatiate on the terrifick portrait of suicide , nor point out the artful touches , by which he has distinguished the intellectual features of the rebels , who suffer death in his last canto . It is ...
Pagina 76
... excellence of Mr. Savage's writings . The prosecution , however , an- swered in some measure the purpose of those by whom it was set on foot ; for Mr. Savage was so far intimidated by it , that , when the edition of his poem was sold ...
... excellence of Mr. Savage's writings . The prosecution , however , an- swered in some measure the purpose of those by whom it was set on foot ; for Mr. Savage was so far intimidated by it , that , when the edition of his poem was sold ...
Pagina 112
... excellence equivalent to a fault of such conse- quence , as neglect of economy . It is natural to im- agine , that many of those , who would have relieved his real wants , were discouraged from the exertion of their benevolence , by ...
... excellence equivalent to a fault of such conse- quence , as neglect of economy . It is natural to im- agine , that many of those , who would have relieved his real wants , were discouraged from the exertion of their benevolence , by ...
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