The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, المجلد 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... proper application of figures ; the fourth , the use of tropes and beautiful expreffions ; the fifth , mufical structure and arrangement of words . This is the plan of one who was writing a treatife of rhetoric , or of the beauties of ...
... proper application of figures ; the fourth , the use of tropes and beautiful expreffions ; the fifth , mufical structure and arrangement of words . This is the plan of one who was writing a treatife of rhetoric , or of the beauties of ...
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... proper ; and , if it does , what part of the difcourfe is the most proper for at > tempting it . Never fet apart a head of difcourfe , in form , for railing any paffion ; never give warning , that you are about to be pathetic . Obferve ...
... proper ; and , if it does , what part of the difcourfe is the most proper for at > tempting it . Never fet apart a head of difcourfe , in form , for railing any paffion ; never give warning , that you are about to be pathetic . Obferve ...
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... proper object of fcience and rule ; although much of the beauty of compofition depends on figurative lan- guage ; yet we must beware of imagining , that it depends folely , or even chiefly , upon fuch language . 277. - That figurative ...
... proper object of fcience and rule ; although much of the beauty of compofition depends on figurative lan- guage ; yet we must beware of imagining , that it depends folely , or even chiefly , upon fuch language . 277. - That figurative ...
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