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Page 154
79. an incongruous metaphor stares us in the face , Speaking of the famous Killigrew , and his colloquial wit , the writer says ; ' but the merit of his good things evaporated so soon as he attempted to interweave them with comedy .
79. an incongruous metaphor stares us in the face , Speaking of the famous Killigrew , and his colloquial wit , the writer says ; ' but the merit of his good things evaporated so soon as he attempted to interweave them with comedy .
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... to the author of which all readers , who are capable of appreciating its merits , will without hesitation ascribe the ... since it is impossible to compliment the author of them on his discoveries without derogating from the merit ...
... to the author of which all readers , who are capable of appreciating its merits , will without hesitation ascribe the ... since it is impossible to compliment the author of them on his discoveries without derogating from the merit ...
Page 355
Lt young men be told that the serious dramatic compositions of Otway , Southern , and Rowe , and even of Dryden , Young , and Lee , with all their declamatory extravagance , have 10 merit to repay the labour of perusal ; and let it not ...
Lt young men be told that the serious dramatic compositions of Otway , Southern , and Rowe , and even of Dryden , Young , and Lee , with all their declamatory extravagance , have 10 merit to repay the labour of perusal ; and let it not ...
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Litbotomy Cases and Observations | 39 |
York Duke of Review of Evidence Ziegenbires Abridgment of Roman His | 42 |
L | 44 |
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1809 |
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