Essays, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Illustrative of the Tatler, Spectator, and Guardian, Volumen3C. Whittingham, 1805 |
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... composition of a humorous epilogue for The Distrest Mother . It must not be forgotten , however , that Johnson has ascribed this jeu d ' esprit to the pen of Ad- dison : an ascription which I could wish were true , as it would exonerate ...
... composition of a humorous epilogue for The Distrest Mother . It must not be forgotten , however , that Johnson has ascribed this jeu d ' esprit to the pen of Ad- dison : an ascription which I could wish were true , as it would exonerate ...
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... composition , indeed , he was more directly under the influence and direction of his accomplished relation than at any subsequent period of his life , and he then possessed the laudable ambition of doing all that might render him worthy ...
... composition , indeed , he was more directly under the influence and direction of his accomplished relation than at any subsequent period of his life , and he then possessed the laudable ambition of doing all that might render him worthy ...
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... composition , the power of affecting the passions ; and is , therefore , more likely to afford pleasure in the closet than on the stage * . It The opinions of Pope and Swift on the poeti- cal talents of Hughes were nearly such as the ...
... composition , the power of affecting the passions ; and is , therefore , more likely to afford pleasure in the closet than on the stage * . It The opinions of Pope and Swift on the poeti- cal talents of Hughes were nearly such as the ...
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... the Spectator , twelve letters , eleven entire numbers , and part the first of No 230 , were , * Tatler , vol . ii . p . 506 . there is every reason to suppose , the composition of 40 BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL SKETCHES .
... the Spectator , twelve letters , eleven entire numbers , and part the first of No 230 , were , * Tatler , vol . ii . p . 506 . there is every reason to suppose , the composition of 40 BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL SKETCHES .
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Nathan Drake. there is every reason to suppose , the composition of Hughes . Among the multitude of letters to be found in this popular paper , those of Hughes hold a very distinguished place for their ease , vivacity , and humour . The ...
Nathan Drake. there is every reason to suppose , the composition of Hughes . Among the multitude of letters to be found in this popular paper , those of Hughes hold a very distinguished place for their ease , vivacity , and humour . The ...
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