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... classick relations seem riddles and paradoxes : of whom it may bee sayd as once of Diogenes , that because hee cir- cled himselfe in the circumference of a tubbe , hee therefore contemned the Port and Pallace of Alexander , which hee ...
... classick relations seem riddles and paradoxes : of whom it may bee sayd as once of Diogenes , that because hee cir- cled himselfe in the circumference of a tubbe , hee therefore contemned the Port and Pallace of Alexander , which hee ...
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... classick . J. Enough Sir , enough . The company would be better pleased to see us quarrel than bandying compliments . G. But you must allow , Dr. Johnson , that Garrick was too much a slave to fame , or rather to the mean ambition of ...
... classick . J. Enough Sir , enough . The company would be better pleased to see us quarrel than bandying compliments . G. But you must allow , Dr. Johnson , that Garrick was too much a slave to fame , or rather to the mean ambition of ...
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... classick learning , to this honourable undertaking of our publishers ; which is now in an advanced state , by the publication of the present volume , which completes the works of Cicero . Their ori- ginal design was to produce an entire ...
... classick learning , to this honourable undertaking of our publishers ; which is now in an advanced state , by the publication of the present volume , which completes the works of Cicero . Their ori- ginal design was to produce an entire ...
Contents
MISCELLANY | 93 |
Ancient Persian Bricks 328 422 | 158 |
Epigrams of Boileau | 206 |
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