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... beauty , in comparison of Venus ? Add moreover , don't people in the height of resentment often wish things , which their cooler reason would condemn ? And are not fuch Speeches agreeable to what the Critics call the To weinov , the ...
... beauty , in comparison of Venus ? Add moreover , don't people in the height of resentment often wish things , which their cooler reason would condemn ? And are not fuch Speeches agreeable to what the Critics call the To weinov , the ...
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... beauty to his verfes . The fame letters repeated fall not under this cen- fure ; as , Et premere , et láxas fciret dare jussus habénas . " it may seem so perhaps to vulgar readers , " it Sect . 3 . 13 on SHAKESPEARE . "and all good ...
... beauty to his verfes . The fame letters repeated fall not under this cen- fure ; as , Et premere , et láxas fciret dare jussus habénas . " it may seem so perhaps to vulgar readers , " it Sect . 3 . 13 on SHAKESPEARE . "and all good ...
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... beauty , what war- rior would refuse to enter the lifts ? The witty Earl of Surry , in Henry the eighth's reign , like another Don Quixote , travelled to Flo- rence , and there , in honour of a fair Floren- tine , challenged all nations ...
... beauty , what war- rior would refuse to enter the lifts ? The witty Earl of Surry , in Henry the eighth's reign , like another Don Quixote , travelled to Flo- rence , and there , in honour of a fair Floren- tine , challenged all nations ...
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... beauty of it , and repines at its lofs , Jealoufie , miftruft , and all the tyrannic paffions now wholly poffefs him . He grows chiefly jealous of Banquo , because his pofterity had been promised the crown . For Banquo's iffue bave I ...
... beauty of it , and repines at its lofs , Jealoufie , miftruft , and all the tyrannic paffions now wholly poffefs him . He grows chiefly jealous of Banquo , because his pofterity had been promised the crown . For Banquo's iffue bave I ...
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... & c . have no beauty confidered by themselves ; yet they are Επιγεννήματα τῶν καλῶν . E 3 viewed viewed with fafety from afar , raise a mixed kind Sect . 8. on SHAKESPEARE . 53 The art of the poet is beyond all praise, ...
... & c . have no beauty confidered by themselves ; yet they are Επιγεννήματα τῶν καλῶν . E 3 viewed viewed with fafety from afar , raise a mixed kind Sect . 8. on SHAKESPEARE . 53 The art of the poet is beyond all praise, ...
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