A Dissertation on the Principles of Human Eloquence: With Particular Regard to the Style and Composition of the New Testament. In which the Observations on this Subject by the Lord Bishop of Gloucester, in His Discourse on the Doctrine of Grace are Distinctly Considered. Being the Substance of Several Lectures Read in the Oratory-school of Trinity-College, DublinW. Johnston, 1764 - 106 psl. |
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... phrase as is ad- " mired in elegant speakers or writers . " In this difficulty we must have recourfe to critics who ... phrases , as exhibit a just and striking fimilitude , with a due regard both to propriety and delicacy : fo as to ...
... phrase as is ad- " mired in elegant speakers or writers . " In this difficulty we must have recourfe to critics who ... phrases , as exhibit a just and striking fimilitude , with a due regard both to propriety and delicacy : fo as to ...
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... phrase in the conclufion [ pondus habuiffe ] may poffibly have been rendered familiar to an illiterate reader . But ... phrases , which it is impoffible to translate , but according M 2 to . . • Doctor SWIFT . 6 . + Dialogue Table- Talk ...
... phrase in the conclufion [ pondus habuiffe ] may poffibly have been rendered familiar to an illiterate reader . But ... phrases , which it is impoffible to translate , but according M 2 to . . • Doctor SWIFT . 6 . + Dialogue Table- Talk ...
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... phrases indeed there are in every language , obviously deduced from customs and manners . Yet the general import even of these ( tho ' not always their whole force and beauty ) may be acquired without a previous knowledge of these ...
... phrases indeed there are in every language , obviously deduced from customs and manners . Yet the general import even of these ( tho ' not always their whole force and beauty ) may be acquired without a previous knowledge of these ...
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... phrase derived from a particular cuftom . And yet a foreigner might eafily comprehend that the word fignifies a space of five years , altho ' he is not previously made acquainted with a long detail of regifters , taxations , & c . True ...
... phrase derived from a particular cuftom . And yet a foreigner might eafily comprehend that the word fignifies a space of five years , altho ' he is not previously made acquainted with a long detail of regifters , taxations , & c . True ...
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... phrases of the Eaft , ( for inftance ) compared with the more corrected ele- gance of the Weft . But how are the ... phrases . A Critic may tell us , whence it is that one nation uses a bolder and more figurative phrase , to exprefs a ...
... phrases of the Eaft , ( for inftance ) compared with the more corrected ele- gance of the Weft . But how are the ... phrases . A Critic may tell us , whence it is that one nation uses a bolder and more figurative phrase , to exprefs a ...
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