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I may not , indeed , quired it should be their favourite topics be exact in every
particular of it , because were so little to his taste , that his leisure I'was not at all
acquainted with the gentle- hours , where he could have his choice , man whom it
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Particular manners can be known round or square ; but whether it was spa to few
, and therefore few only can judge cious or losty must have been referred to how
nearly they are copied . The irregua time . The Pythagorean scale of numbers ...
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without and forming a judgment from thence of understanding them ( with the ...
This is so of comparing eminent writers by an opgreat a truth , that whoever will
but con position of particular passages in them , sult the tune of his verses , even
without and forming a judgment from thence of understanding them ( with the ...
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