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The latter part of this observation is evidently invidious ; it is completely refuted by
the various commendations , which the graceful and engaging manners of the
poetical traveller received from the Italians : a contemptuous spirit , indeed ...
The latter part of this observation is evidently invidious ; it is completely refuted by
the various commendations , which the graceful and engaging manners of the
poetical traveller received from the Italians : a contemptuous spirit , indeed ...
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Even bad books may have their use , as Milton observes ; and I mention this
observation , chiefly to shew how liberally he introduces a just compliment to a
great author of his own time , in support of this idea . “ What better witness , " says
the ...
Even bad books may have their use , as Milton observes ; and I mention this
observation , chiefly to shew how liberally he introduces a just compliment to a
great author of his own time , in support of this idea . “ What better witness , " says
the ...
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There is some acuteness , and more truth , in this observation concerning Philips
, than Lauder was himself aware of . Though Milton was indeed no ... to speak
more at large . Let me first observe , in apology for the omissions of Philips ,
which ...
There is some acuteness , and more truth , in this observation concerning Philips
, than Lauder was himself aware of . Though Milton was indeed no ... to speak
more at large . Let me first observe , in apology for the omissions of Philips ,
which ...
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