The British Critic, Volume 38F. and C. Rivington, 1812 |
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... taste of modern readers would reverse the order of blanks and prizes ; and the wheel would be accounted rich , not when it contained a recommendation of many works of learn- ing , elegance , or utility ; but when it was well fup- plied ...
... taste of modern readers would reverse the order of blanks and prizes ; and the wheel would be accounted rich , not when it contained a recommendation of many works of learn- ing , elegance , or utility ; but when it was well fup- plied ...
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... taste and judgment of an author who , like Dr. D. , had read every thing of the kind , and accustomed himself to appreciate what he read . Of the Letters of Tippoo , published by General Kirkpatrickt , we thall probably speak in our ...
... taste and judgment of an author who , like Dr. D. , had read every thing of the kind , and accustomed himself to appreciate what he read . Of the Letters of Tippoo , published by General Kirkpatrickt , we thall probably speak in our ...
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... taste , if ever it is to arrive , must begin by the general approbation of fuch productions . They who have a true feeling for poetry will quickly be fupplied with it ; but audiences that delight in pantomimes will form only carpenters ...
... taste , if ever it is to arrive , must begin by the general approbation of fuch productions . They who have a true feeling for poetry will quickly be fupplied with it ; but audiences that delight in pantomimes will form only carpenters ...
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... tastes would level him with other men : he has only one , that of being above them . " He fpeaks little , he fpeaks without felection , and with a kind of incorrectness . He gives little coherence to his ideas ; he is fatisfied to fetch ...
... tastes would level him with other men : he has only one , that of being above them . " He fpeaks little , he fpeaks without felection , and with a kind of incorrectness . He gives little coherence to his ideas ; he is fatisfied to fetch ...
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... taste and poetical feeling , and though perhaps fome might as well have been omitted , the greater part will be read by the lovers of poetry with real gratification . We infert a specimen . " TO A CHILD . While you bleft Child with ...
... taste and poetical feeling , and though perhaps fome might as well have been omitted , the greater part will be read by the lovers of poetry with real gratification . We infert a specimen . " TO A CHILD . While you bleft Child with ...
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