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... writer , fhall furely irri- tate his admirers , and incur the imputation of envy , captioufnefs , and malignity ... writers , fometimes expo- fed to juft exception for want of care , or want of difcernment . SENTIMENTS are proper ...
... writer , fhall furely irri- tate his admirers , and incur the imputation of envy , captioufnefs , and malignity ... writers , fometimes expo- fed to juft exception for want of care , or want of difcernment . SENTIMENTS are proper ...
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... writer has his ufe , every writer ought to have his patrons ; and fince no man , however high he may now ftand , can be certain that he fhall not be foon thrown down from his elevation by criticism or ca- price , the common intereft of ...
... writer has his ufe , every writer ought to have his patrons ; and fince no man , however high he may now ftand , can be certain that he fhall not be foon thrown down from his elevation by criticism or ca- price , the common intereft of ...
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... writers the criticks deduce the rules of lyrick poetry , which they have set free from all the laws by which other compofi- tions are confined , and allow to ... WRITER of later times has by the viva- city 190 The RAMBLER . N ° . 158 .
... writers the criticks deduce the rules of lyrick poetry , which they have set free from all the laws by which other compofi- tions are confined , and allow to ... WRITER of later times has by the viva- city 190 The RAMBLER . N ° . 158 .
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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