The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 57Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1784 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... character . The refult has been already mentioned ; and the pleafure is deduced from the great abilities employed , and the various means adapted to different characters . If our author has failed , in this account , his error arifes ...
... character . The refult has been already mentioned ; and the pleafure is deduced from the great abilities employed , and the various means adapted to different characters . If our author has failed , in this account , his error arifes ...
Page 105
... character of Timon is explained with elegance , but perhaps not with equal penetration . So far as Mr. Richard- fon's reflections lead us , we cannot object ... character . The poet refufes Essays on Shakspeare's Dramatic Characters . 105.
... character of Timon is explained with elegance , but perhaps not with equal penetration . So far as Mr. Richard- fon's reflections lead us , we cannot object ... character . The poet refufes Essays on Shakspeare's Dramatic Characters . 105.
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... character , when in perfection , was very diftant from fournefs : it had the mellowness of age , rather than the sweetness of fugar ; and this quality was fometimes procured by lime , which effectually deftroys every particle of acid ...
... character , when in perfection , was very diftant from fournefs : it had the mellowness of age , rather than the sweetness of fugar ; and this quality was fometimes procured by lime , which effectually deftroys every particle of acid ...
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