Miscellaneous Works, in Verse and Prose, Volume 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... use of the li- berty you give us , fays Eugenius , I must tell you . what I believe furprises all beginners as well as myfelf . We are apt to think your Medallifts a little fantaftical in the different prices they fet . upon their Coins ...
... use of the li- berty you give us , fays Eugenius , I must tell you . what I believe furprises all beginners as well as myfelf . We are apt to think your Medallifts a little fantaftical in the different prices they fet . upon their Coins ...
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... use . It is pity indeed there is not a nearer way of coming at it . I have fometimes fancied it would not be an imperti- nent defign to make a kind of an old Roman . wardrobe wardrobe , where you fhould fee Toga's and Tuni- ca's of ...
... use . It is pity indeed there is not a nearer way of coming at it . I have fometimes fancied it would not be an imperti- nent defign to make a kind of an old Roman . wardrobe wardrobe , where you fhould fee Toga's and Tuni- ca's of ...
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... have difcovered on Medals . I could never fancy before this evening , that a Coin could have any nobler use in it than to pay a reckoning . You You have not heard all yet , fays Philander , 26 Dialogues upon the Ufefulness.
... have difcovered on Medals . I could never fancy before this evening , that a Coin could have any nobler use in it than to pay a reckoning . You You have not heard all yet , fays Philander , 26 Dialogues upon the Ufefulness.
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... uses than they can bear . It is generally the method of fuch as are in love with any particular science to dif- cover all others in it . Who would imagine , for ex- ample , that architecture fhould comprehend the knowledge of hiftory ...
... uses than they can bear . It is generally the method of fuch as are in love with any particular science to dif- cover all others in it . Who would imagine , for ex- ample , that architecture fhould comprehend the knowledge of hiftory ...
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... use the fame kinds of metaphors to exprefs Li- berty . I fhall quote Horace for the firft , whom Ovid has imitated on the fame occafion , and for the latter Martial . donatum jam rude quæris Mecanas iterum antiquo me includere ludo ...
... use the fame kinds of metaphors to exprefs Li- berty . I fhall quote Horace for the firft , whom Ovid has imitated on the fame occafion , and for the latter Martial . donatum jam rude quæris Mecanas iterum antiquo me includere ludo ...
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