The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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Page 200
... truth may be compared to thofe caufes in nature which lie dormant for a time , but which , in proper circumstances , a & t with the greateft violence , " the metaphor is fpoilt , and his allufion becomes highly unfit to illuftrate , or ...
... truth may be compared to thofe caufes in nature which lie dormant for a time , but which , in proper circumstances , a & t with the greateft violence , " the metaphor is fpoilt , and his allufion becomes highly unfit to illuftrate , or ...
Page 344
... truth often paffes a long " tract of the peopled globe , apparently " as if it had never been excited , and " burfts ... Truth beloved above all things " nor does the pofition tho- roughly hold ; for the truth which is good , is dreaded ...
... truth often paffes a long " tract of the peopled globe , apparently " as if it had never been excited , and " burfts ... Truth beloved above all things " nor does the pofition tho- roughly hold ; for the truth which is good , is dreaded ...
Page 398
... truth to the fame of any author because he is dead . This would be new , morality , to exchange truth for panegyric . But what fhall be faid to Small Shot , who anfwers my last with- out understanding one word of its mean- ing ? Is he a ...
... truth to the fame of any author because he is dead . This would be new , morality , to exchange truth for panegyric . But what fhall be faid to Small Shot , who anfwers my last with- out understanding one word of its mean- ing ? Is he a ...
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