Elements of Criticism, Volume 2A. Miller, London; and A. Kincaid & J. Bell, Edinburgh, 1762 |
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... - ties to which these different punishments are adapted , can be feparated by any precise boundaries . Of improprieties , from the * See chap . 7 . flightest flightest to the moft grofs , from the moft rifible 16 Ch . X. CONGRUITY.
... - ties to which these different punishments are adapted , can be feparated by any precise boundaries . Of improprieties , from the * See chap . 7 . flightest flightest to the moft grofs , from the moft rifible 16 Ch . X. CONGRUITY.
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... of impropriety with respect to mistakes , blunders , and absurdities , is hap- pily contrived for the good of mankind . * See chap . 3 . C 2 In In the fpectators it is productive of mirth and laughter Ch . X. AND PROPRIETY . 19.
... of impropriety with respect to mistakes , blunders , and absurdities , is hap- pily contrived for the good of mankind . * See chap . 3 . C 2 In In the fpectators it is productive of mirth and laughter Ch . X. AND PROPRIETY . 19.
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... chap . 4 . СНАР . 40 T СНА Р. XII . RIDICULE . imperfect * Ch . XI . DIGNITY AND MEANNESS . 39 * *Part 1. effay 2. chap. 4. ...
... chap . 4 . СНАР . 40 T СНА Р. XII . RIDICULE . imperfect * Ch . XI . DIGNITY AND MEANNESS . 39 * *Part 1. effay 2. chap. 4. ...
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... chap . 7 . ** See chap . 10 . Having therefore happily unravelled the abftruse and knotty part , Having 40 ...
... chap . 7 . ** See chap . 10 . Having therefore happily unravelled the abftruse and knotty part , Having 40 ...
Page 55
... chap . 1o . compared with chap . 7 . is is beautiful , and our fenfe of grandeur , of Ch . XII . 55 RIDICULE .
... chap . 1o . compared with chap . 7 . is is beautiful , and our fenfe of grandeur , of Ch . XII . 55 RIDICULE .
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