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Here , he remained a month , and having . sent hence a collection of books , and
particularly of music , by sea , he proceeded himself through Verona and Milan to
Geneva .. In this city he was particularly gratified by the society and kindness of ...
Here , he remained a month , and having . sent hence a collection of books , and
particularly of music , by sea , he proceeded himself through Verona and Milan to
Geneva .. In this city he was particularly gratified by the society and kindness of ...
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But the striking inaccuracy of the critic consists in not giving a just account of a
book that particularly claimed his attention , Philips's Theatrum Poetarum , a book
that , under a Latin title , contains in English a very comprehensive list of poets ...
But the striking inaccuracy of the critic consists in not giving a just account of a
book that particularly claimed his attention , Philips's Theatrum Poetarum , a book
that , under a Latin title , contains in English a very comprehensive list of poets ...
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in literature , he wisely attached himself to those prime examples of literary perfe
& ion , the Greeks ; among the poets he particularly delighted in Euripides and
Homer ; his favourites în prose seem to have been Plato and Demosthenes ; the
...
in literature , he wisely attached himself to those prime examples of literary perfe
& ion , the Greeks ; among the poets he particularly delighted in Euripides and
Homer ; his favourites în prose seem to have been Plato and Demosthenes ; the
...
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