Monthly Magazine; Or, British Register of Literature, Sciences and the Belles- LettresSherwood, Gilbert and Piper, 1827 |
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... writer's name must be well known or a great secret ; it must be a topic of discourse and a mark for criticism - that is , it must be likely to bring us into notice in some way - or we take no notice of it . There is a mutual and tacit ...
... writer's name must be well known or a great secret ; it must be a topic of discourse and a mark for criticism - that is , it must be likely to bring us into notice in some way - or we take no notice of it . There is a mutual and tacit ...
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... writers of that day , who were generally men of education and learning , had such models before them as the one that has been just referred to were thoroughly acquainted with those masters of classic thought and language , compared with ...
... writers of that day , who were generally men of education and learning , had such models before them as the one that has been just referred to were thoroughly acquainted with those masters of classic thought and language , compared with ...
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... writers , who had formed themselves upon us . This is at once a compliment to them and to ourselves . Amidst the scramble and lottery for fame in the present day , besides puffing , which may be regarded as the hot - bed of reputation ...
... writers , who had formed themselves upon us . This is at once a compliment to them and to ourselves . Amidst the scramble and lottery for fame in the present day , besides puffing , which may be regarded as the hot - bed of reputation ...
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... writers , I congratulated myself on the choice that I had made , as they all agreed in a universal concord of ... writer perfectly per se , admitting no competitor in fable amongst modern : writers . To all Gay's simplicity , he ...
... writers , I congratulated myself on the choice that I had made , as they all agreed in a universal concord of ... writer perfectly per se , admitting no competitor in fable amongst modern : writers . To all Gay's simplicity , he ...
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writers . To all Gay's simplicity , he adds delicacy - to his truth , grace- and to his ease , the happiest lightness and variety of diction . Besides lay- ing claim to poetry in its exclusive sense , the French claim for it , in its ...
writers . To all Gay's simplicity , he adds delicacy - to his truth , grace- and to his ease , the happiest lightness and variety of diction . Besides lay- ing claim to poetry in its exclusive sense , the French claim for it , in its ...
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