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... subject : In your own power alone it lies , To blend this life with joy , or care , Ambition's idle claim defpife ... Subjects , le- lected from various Authors , by William Giles . 8vo . 3 S. Buckland . 1775 . The Editor of thefe poems ...
... subject : In your own power alone it lies , To blend this life with joy , or care , Ambition's idle claim defpife ... Subjects , le- lected from various Authors , by William Giles . 8vo . 3 S. Buckland . 1775 . The Editor of thefe poems ...
Page 306
... subject : yet the more rigid method adopted by the author has , as he justly obferves , this very effential advantage ; that , as it reprefents what was actually feen , it carries the mask of truth , and becomes almost as infallible as ...
... subject : yet the more rigid method adopted by the author has , as he justly obferves , this very effential advantage ; that , as it reprefents what was actually feen , it carries the mask of truth , and becomes almost as infallible as ...
Page 368
... subject of the prize to be given next year by the Society , for the best differtation , written either in Low Dutch ... subjects for poetry ? and what are its univerfal rules ? " The defign of thefe queftions , we are told , is to search ...
... subject of the prize to be given next year by the Society , for the best differtation , written either in Low Dutch ... subjects for poetry ? and what are its univerfal rules ? " The defign of thefe queftions , we are told , is to search ...
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