The Pursuits of Literature a Satirical Poem in Dialogue With Notes Part Th
The Pursuits of Literature a Satirical Poem in Dialogue With Notes Part Th
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&c— p. 34. "Which, as ( 78 ) Then give to Perry (2:2) what I owe the world And as an uncommon curiosity, one would have been glad to have be- held" p. 1 r. " Dr. Warburton's defence of the Essay on Man ultimately got him a ivife and a bishopric. '' p. 41;. '* Into what a mass has he raised and expanded so slight a hint P 1 p t 21. Dr. W. Is fond of " delicious lines, and delicious passages, &c. I cannot specify more of them in this note. He commends Voltaire too often and too much. He is also p...erpetually praising the Ger- man Professor Heyne, who has insulted our English universi- ties and public schools in his writings. Yet
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
&c— p. 34. "Which, as ( 78 ) Then give to Perry (2:2) what I owe the world And as an uncommon curiosity, one would have been glad to have be- held" p. 1 r. " Dr. Warburton's defence of the Essay on Man ultimately got him a ivife and a bishopric. '' p. 41;. '* Into what a mass has he raised and expanded so slight a hint P 1 p t 21. Dr. W. Is fond of " delicious lines, and delicious passages, &c. I cannot specify more of them in this note. He commends Voltaire too often and too much. He is also p...erpetually praising the Ger- man Professor Heyne, who has insulted our English universi- ties and public schools in his writings. Yet
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas James Mathias to read online
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