Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... means of the figns , which he is able to recal at pleasure , he revives , or at leaft is capable of reviving , the ideas connected with them . He obtains afterwards a greater command over his imagination , in proportion as he invents ...
... means of the figns , which he is able to recal at pleasure , he revives , or at leaft is capable of reviving , the ideas connected with them . He obtains afterwards a greater command over his imagination , in proportion as he invents ...
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... means the habits of memory and imagination are ftrengthened in us , and that of reflection improved , which re - acting upon imagination and memory , by which itself was produced , improves them in its turn . Thus thefe operations , by ...
... means the habits of memory and imagination are ftrengthened in us , and that of reflection improved , which re - acting upon imagination and memory , by which itself was produced , improves them in its turn . Thus thefe operations , by ...
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... means of printing , with the impoffibility of a writer's living by any one species of compofition , particularly poetry , be the reafons why many of the moderns have excel- led in different walks , and that fome have well nigh completed ...
... means of printing , with the impoffibility of a writer's living by any one species of compofition , particularly poetry , be the reafons why many of the moderns have excel- led in different walks , and that fome have well nigh completed ...
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... means fubscribe to this cenfure of Mr. Mal- let's Hermit . Without attempting to particularize what may be deemed the more poetical parts of this poem , we shall only add , that whoever can read the Discovery in the fecond canto , and ...
... means fubscribe to this cenfure of Mr. Mal- let's Hermit . Without attempting to particularize what may be deemed the more poetical parts of this poem , we shall only add , that whoever can read the Discovery in the fecond canto , and ...
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... mean artifices envy and malignity will compel a gentleman and a genius to defcend . It is certain , that Addifon difcouraged Pope from inferting the machinery in the Rape of the Lock ; that he privately ... means 56 An Effay on the Writings.
... mean artifices envy and malignity will compel a gentleman and a genius to defcend . It is certain , that Addifon difcouraged Pope from inferting the machinery in the Rape of the Lock ; that he privately ... means 56 An Effay on the Writings.
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