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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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Lardner is surely undervalued , by this writer , for his clay - sold caution : in an annotator , and critic , this quality is beyond all price ; for if he catches ...
Lardner is surely undervalued , by this writer , for his clay - sold caution : in an annotator , and critic , this quality is beyond all price ; for if he catches ...
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Chapter i . exhibits the ternis by which the antient writers distinguished the different kinds of dreams ... From these portions of the work , we will select some specimens of the writer's style of reasoning and composition , In ch .
Chapter i . exhibits the ternis by which the antient writers distinguished the different kinds of dreams ... From these portions of the work , we will select some specimens of the writer's style of reasoning and composition , In ch .
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Litbotomy Cases and Observations | 39 |
York Duke of Review of Evidence Ziegenbires Abridgment of Roman His | 42 |
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