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... reading it over very frequently I have at last discovered feveral conceits in it : I would not therefore have my reader difcouraged if he does not take them at the first perufal . To the SPECTATOR . From St. John's College Cambridge ...
... reading it over very frequently I have at last discovered feveral conceits in it : I would not therefore have my reader difcouraged if he does not take them at the first perufal . To the SPECTATOR . From St. John's College Cambridge ...
Page 290
... readings . When I have expected to meet with a learned note upon a doubtful passage in a Latin poet , I have only ... reading gives us a different sense , or a new elegance in an author , the editor does very well in taking notice of ...
... readings . When I have expected to meet with a learned note upon a doubtful passage in a Latin poet , I have only ... reading gives us a different sense , or a new elegance in an author , the editor does very well in taking notice of ...
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... reading . Verse the third , Till by her wit . ] Some manufcripts have it his wit , others your , others their wit ... reading , that I am very much in doubt whether it ought not to take place . There are but two reasons which incline me ...
... reading . Verse the third , Till by her wit . ] Some manufcripts have it his wit , others your , others their wit ... reading , that I am very much in doubt whether it ought not to take place . There are but two reasons which incline me ...
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