The European Magazine, and London Review, المجلد 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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and his works in a manner equally juft and creditable to his penetration . Pe- trarca fucceeds ; to whofe character ... manners , the great ex- cellencies of Chaucer's genius , he is fated to appear to have been more fuccessful ; of ...
and his works in a manner equally juft and creditable to his penetration . Pe- trarca fucceeds ; to whofe character ... manners , the great ex- cellencies of Chaucer's genius , he is fated to appear to have been more fuccessful ; of ...
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... manner that we conceive it re- quired confiderable ingenuity to at- tempt , and much more to effect . The twenty feventh Chapter opens with the character of the Black Prince , which , though of little use in the work , is well written ...
... manner that we conceive it re- quired confiderable ingenuity to at- tempt , and much more to effect . The twenty feventh Chapter opens with the character of the Black Prince , which , though of little use in the work , is well written ...
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... manner that was then thought to gird at the authors of them ; perhaps his penetration and genius were his greatest enemies ; and the leaders of oppofition , wifhing to remove a man who was able to fathom every depth and thoal of their ...
... manner that was then thought to gird at the authors of them ; perhaps his penetration and genius were his greatest enemies ; and the leaders of oppofition , wifhing to remove a man who was able to fathom every depth and thoal of their ...
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