The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1882 |
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... writing criticisms on the works of these diminutive authors , I must not pass over in silence an advertisement which has lately made its appearance , and is written altogether in a Ciceronian manner . It was sent to me , with five ...
... writing criticisms on the works of these diminutive authors , I must not pass over in silence an advertisement which has lately made its appearance , and is written altogether in a Ciceronian manner . It was sent to me , with five ...
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... writer fallen upon me only , I could have over- looked it , but to see Cicero abused , is , I must confess , what I ... writing or speaking favourably of , render more illustrious . " Thus the critic tells us , that Cicero was ...
... writer fallen upon me only , I could have over- looked it , but to see Cicero abused , is , I must confess , what I ... writing or speaking favourably of , render more illustrious . " Thus the critic tells us , that Cicero was ...
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... writing , were destitute of all rules and arts of criticism ; and for that reason , though they excel later writers in greatness of genius , they fall short of them in accuracy and correctness . The moderns cannot reach their beauties ...
... writing , were destitute of all rules and arts of criticism ; and for that reason , though they excel later writers in greatness of genius , they fall short of them in accuracy and correctness . The moderns cannot reach their beauties ...
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TATLER | 5 |
Dramatic News and Criticism | 20 |
Inventory of the Playhouse | 43 |
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