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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... fufficient to display this Writer's ta- lent at imitation ; whilft , at the fame time , it lays open his real defign . Revolve our whole difcourfe ; add to it all those reflecti- 6 ons which your own good understanding fhall fuggeft ...
... fufficient to display this Writer's ta- lent at imitation ; whilft , at the fame time , it lays open his real defign . Revolve our whole difcourfe ; add to it all those reflecti- 6 ons which your own good understanding fhall fuggeft ...
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... fufficient degree of entertainment for the clafs of readers for whom it appears to have been defigned , and to whom only it is evidently adapted . A confciousness of this , perhaps , produced the following apology . There are more men ...
... fufficient degree of entertainment for the clafs of readers for whom it appears to have been defigned , and to whom only it is evidently adapted . A confciousness of this , perhaps , produced the following apology . There are more men ...
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... fufficient to render us mafters of the habit of imagination . A fingle arbitrary fign is enough to enable a person to revive an idea by himself . This is cer- tainly the first and smallest degree of memory , and of that command which we ...
... fufficient to render us mafters of the habit of imagination . A fingle arbitrary fign is enough to enable a person to revive an idea by himself . This is cer- tainly the first and smallest degree of memory , and of that command which we ...
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... fufficiently pure : which philofo- pher , and not the florid Sprat , was the claffic of that age . ' ༤ If Cowley had not wrote ... fufficient to develope it ? is ftrictly methodical , and not a compleat Art of is and Genius of POPE . 57.
... fufficiently pure : which philofo- pher , and not the florid Sprat , was the claffic of that age . ' ༤ If Cowley had not wrote ... fufficient to develope it ? is ftrictly methodical , and not a compleat Art of is and Genius of POPE . 57.
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... fufficient to form a tafte upon , without having recourse to the genuine fountains of all polite literature , I mean the Gre- cian writers , no one but a fuperficial Sciolift can allow . I conclude thefe reflections with a remarkable ...
... fufficient to form a tafte upon , without having recourse to the genuine fountains of all polite literature , I mean the Gre- cian writers , no one but a fuperficial Sciolift can allow . I conclude thefe reflections with a remarkable ...
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