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Samuel Johnson. covers a change which experience had made in Mr. Savage's opinions . In a poem written by him in his ... opinion , all the virtue of mankind was comprehended in that state . In describing villas and gardens , he did not ...
Samuel Johnson. covers a change which experience had made in Mr. Savage's opinions . In a poem written by him in his ... opinion , all the virtue of mankind was comprehended in that state . In describing villas and gardens , he did not ...
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... opinion : for it is very unequal , and some of the lines are rather inserted to rhyme to others , than to support or improve the sense ; but the first and last parts are worked up with great spirit and elegance . His time was spent in ...
... opinion : for it is very unequal , and some of the lines are rather inserted to rhyme to others , than to support or improve the sense ; but the first and last parts are worked up with great spirit and elegance . His time was spent in ...
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... opinion ; and Pope was to find a defender in him who had contributed so much to the exaltation of his rival . The ... opinions are often admitted , and dismissed , without nice examination . Who is there that has not found reason for ...
... opinion ; and Pope was to find a defender in him who had contributed so much to the exaltation of his rival . The ... opinions are often admitted , and dismissed , without nice examination . Who is there that has not found reason for ...
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