Life of Johnson ...Harper, 1891 |
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... manners painted are coarse and gross . Virgil has much more description , more sentiment , more of Nature , and more of art . Some of the most excel- lent parts of Theocritus are , where Castor and Pollux , going with the other ...
... manners painted are coarse and gross . Virgil has much more description , more sentiment , more of Nature , and more of art . Some of the most excel- lent parts of Theocritus are , where Castor and Pollux , going with the other ...
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... manner of this dismission is ex- ceedingly affecting . " ' He thus defined the difference between physical and moral truth ; " Physical truth , is , when you tell a thing as it actually is . Moral truth , is , when you tell a thing ...
... manner of this dismission is ex- ceedingly affecting . " ' He thus defined the difference between physical and moral truth ; " Physical truth , is , when you tell a thing as it actually is . Moral truth , is , when you tell a thing ...
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... manner lively and elegant ' . Johnson said , " It appears to me , that Huggins has ball without powder , and Warton ... manners and awkward in his gestures . He joined not one word in the general talk . ' Mme . D'Arblay's Diary , ii ...
... manner lively and elegant ' . Johnson said , " It appears to me , that Huggins has ball without powder , and Warton ... manners and awkward in his gestures . He joined not one word in the general talk . ' Mme . D'Arblay's Diary , ii ...
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... manner . Two of the stanzas were these : - " When the Duke of Leeds shall married be To a fine young lady of high quality , How happy will that gentlewoman be In his Grace of Leeds's good company . She shall have all that's fine and ...
... manner . Two of the stanzas were these : - " When the Duke of Leeds shall married be To a fine young lady of high quality , How happy will that gentlewoman be In his Grace of Leeds's good company . She shall have all that's fine and ...
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... manner , by first shewing him that he did not know the passage he was aiming at , and thus humbling him : “ Sir , that is not the song : it is thus . " And he gave it right . Then looking stedfastly on him , " Sir , there is a part of ...
... manner , by first shewing him that he did not know the passage he was aiming at , and thus humbling him : “ Sir , that is not the song : it is thus . " And he gave it right . Then looking stedfastly on him , " Sir , there is a part of ...
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