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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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From this time ( says Johnson ) it is observed , that he “ became an enemy to the
Presbyterians , whom he had fa“ youred before . He that changes his party by his
hu“ mour is not much more virtuous than he that changes “ it by his interest ; he ...
From this time ( says Johnson ) it is observed , that he “ became an enemy to the
Presbyterians , whom he had fa“ youred before . He that changes his party by his
hu“ mour is not much more virtuous than he that changes “ it by his interest ; he ...
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There are some calumnies so utterly despicable and absurd , that to refute them
elaborately is almost a disgrace : did not the calumny I am now speaking of
belong to this description , it might be here observed , that a writer who published
...
There are some calumnies so utterly despicable and absurd , that to refute them
elaborately is almost a disgrace : did not the calumny I am now speaking of
belong to this description , it might be here observed , that a writer who published
...
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