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Page viii
... respecting one of them , for which he is sorry , both on account of the general character of the individual , and the nature of the allusion , which involves a personal- ity not warrantable by any circumstances but those of coxcomical ...
... respecting one of them , for which he is sorry , both on account of the general character of the individual , and the nature of the allusion , which involves a personal- ity not warrantable by any circumstances but those of coxcomical ...
Page ix
... respect which their own eccentricities will allow ; and for others , who have neither ability nor virtue , his pity stands in the place of a higher feeling , and he can forgive to their common nature as men , what he must not overlook ...
... respect which their own eccentricities will allow ; and for others , who have neither ability nor virtue , his pity stands in the place of a higher feeling , and he can forgive to their common nature as men , what he must not overlook ...
Page 18
... respects to all three , And say he'd be happy to see them to tea . ( 6 ) " " " Your majesty , then , " said the Gaius , " don't know That a person nam❜d Crabbe has been waiting below ? He has taken his chair in the kitchen , they say ...
... respects to all three , And say he'd be happy to see them to tea . ( 6 ) " " " Your majesty , then , " said the Gaius , " don't know That a person nam❜d Crabbe has been waiting below ? He has taken his chair in the kitchen , they say ...
Page 36
... respect- ing it ; and that the taste which could be content to do without variety in music or painting , would be thought very unfurnished for criticism upon it , either on the score of principle or perception . The truth is , that ...
... respect- ing it ; and that the taste which could be content to do without variety in music or painting , would be thought very unfurnished for criticism upon it , either on the score of principle or perception . The truth is , that ...
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... respecting the regent's cabinet . Apollo's rebuke of him , had he made his appear- ance , would have been on the old score of his neglect of the drama . As a comic writer , he has certainly , for a long time past , been our only con ...
... respecting the regent's cabinet . Apollo's rebuke of him , had he made his appear- ance , would have been on the old score of his neglect of the drama . As a comic writer , he has certainly , for a long time past , been our only con ...
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