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... whofe ex- ample can have no influence , may be fafely overlooked , nor is it of much ufe to recall obfcure and unregarded names to memory for the fake of sporting with their Infamy . But if there is any writer whofe genius can em ...
... whofe ex- ample can have no influence , may be fafely overlooked , nor is it of much ufe to recall obfcure and unregarded names to memory for the fake of sporting with their Infamy . But if there is any writer whofe genius can em ...
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... whofe days are darkened by lan- guor , or whofe nerves are excruciated by pain , is compelled to pay tribute to the fci- ence of healing . But praife may be always omitted without inconvenience . When once a man has made celebrity ...
... whofe days are darkened by lan- guor , or whofe nerves are excruciated by pain , is compelled to pay tribute to the fci- ence of healing . But praife may be always omitted without inconvenience . When once a man has made celebrity ...
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... whofe character he endeavours to affume , and whofe performances he labours to equal . WHEN the original is well chofen and judiciously copied , the imitator often arrives at excellence , which he could never have at- tained without ...
... whofe character he endeavours to affume , and whofe performances he labours to equal . WHEN the original is well chofen and judiciously copied , the imitator often arrives at excellence , which he could never have at- tained without ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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