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... whole world was not a trifling acquisition when put in competition with IRENE ? They , struck with the commanding dignity of her Demeanour , the blaze of charms which darted from her whole form , and the brilliance of her appearance ...
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... whole , that the unities are essential to the drama , though not in that degree as hath been asserted by the critics ; so that the result of Dr. Johnson's enquiries concerning them , is as erroneous as his supposition of the necessity ...
... whole , that the unities are essential to the drama , though not in that degree as hath been asserted by the critics ; so that the result of Dr. Johnson's enquiries concerning them , is as erroneous as his supposition of the necessity ...
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... whole system rests , if they are called upon to vindicate the fundamental maxims of that system which they have passed their lives in studying , these very men often talk the language of savages or of children . Those who have listened ...
... whole system rests , if they are called upon to vindicate the fundamental maxims of that system which they have passed their lives in studying , these very men often talk the language of savages or of children . Those who have listened ...
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Johnsons Poems | 20 |
JOHNSON seeking a publisher for London 1738 | 42 |
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