Elements of Criticism In Two Volumes [The Dedication Signed: Henry Home], Volume 2Sarah Cotter, 1762 |
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... necessary to examine it more narrowly , and in particular to trace the feveral degrees in which an inverted style recedes more and more from that which is natural . And first , as to the placing a circumftance before the word with which ...
... necessary to examine it more narrowly , and in particular to trace the feveral degrees in which an inverted style recedes more and more from that which is natural . And first , as to the placing a circumftance before the word with which ...
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... necessary than where the whole is invented . In the first place , no circum- ftances must be added , but fuch as connect naturally with what are known to be true : hiftory may be fupplied , but it must not be contradicted . In the next ...
... necessary than where the whole is invented . In the first place , no circum- ftances must be added , but fuch as connect naturally with what are known to be true : hiftory may be fupplied , but it must not be contradicted . In the next ...
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... necessary . CHAP . XXIV . Gardening and Architecture . - TH HE books that have been compofed upon architecture and upon embellishing ground , abound in practical inftruction necessary for a me- chanic but in vain would we rummage them ...
... necessary . CHAP . XXIV . Gardening and Architecture . - TH HE books that have been compofed upon architecture and upon embellishing ground , abound in practical inftruction necessary for a me- chanic but in vain would we rummage them ...
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