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Page 290
... Chaucer , deals in minute and microscopic painting , and so finishes his
representations , that the reader has nothing further to require , at the same time
that he rather sees the object , than feels the emotion which the object should
produce .
... Chaucer , deals in minute and microscopic painting , and so finishes his
representations , that the reader has nothing further to require , at the same time
that he rather sees the object , than feels the emotion which the object should
produce .
Page 421
His ideas are clear and definite and his manner of expressing them is unusually
forcible and perspicuous . He is indefatigable in the pursuit of his favorite object ;
and when he meets with difficulties , he is rather impelled to make new exertions
...
His ideas are clear and definite and his manner of expressing them is unusually
forcible and perspicuous . He is indefatigable in the pursuit of his favorite object ;
and when he meets with difficulties , he is rather impelled to make new exertions
...
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Thoughts on the Object of a Foreign Subsidy . By John Wheatley , Esq . 8vo . is .
6d . Cadell and Davies . The political constitution of Europe having been
destroyed , by the vast additions made to the power of France in consequence of
the ...
Thoughts on the Object of a Foreign Subsidy . By John Wheatley , Esq . 8vo . is .
6d . Cadell and Davies . The political constitution of Europe having been
destroyed , by the vast additions made to the power of France in consequence of
the ...
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