The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volumen 6F.C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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... Lord Roscommon , being a boy of ten years of age , at Caen in Normandy , one day was , as it were , madly extravagant in playing , leaping , getting over the tables , boards , & c . He was wont to be sober enough ; they said , God grant ...
... Lord Roscommon , being a boy of ten years of age , at Caen in Normandy , one day was , as it were , madly extravagant in playing , leaping , getting over the tables , boards , & c . He was wont to be sober enough ; they said , God grant ...
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... Lord Ros- common's decease ; as also , that the paraphrase of the Prayer of Jeremy was written by a gentleman of the name of South- court , living in the year 1724. H. have been more fruitful and spritely , if his judg- ROSCOMMON . 217.
... Lord Ros- common's decease ; as also , that the paraphrase of the Prayer of Jeremy was written by a gentleman of the name of South- court , living in the year 1724. H. have been more fruitful and spritely , if his judg- ROSCOMMON . 217.
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... Roscommon only boasts unspotted lays . His great work is his Essay on Translated Verse ; of which Dryden writes thus in the preface to his Miscellanies : " It was my Lord Roscommon's Essay on Trans- lated Verse , " says Dryden , " which ...
... Roscommon only boasts unspotted lays . His great work is his Essay on Translated Verse ; of which Dryden writes thus in the preface to his Miscellanies : " It was my Lord Roscommon's Essay on Trans- lated Verse , " says Dryden , " which ...
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... Lord Roscommon's precepts is collected , it will not be easy to discover how they can qualify their reader for a better performance of translation than might have been attained by his own reflections . He that can abstract his mind from ...
... Lord Roscommon's precepts is collected , it will not be easy to discover how they can qualify their reader for a better performance of translation than might have been attained by his own reflections . He that can abstract his mind from ...
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... Lord Roscommon , " says she , " is certainly one of the most promising young noblemen in Ireland . He has ... Lord Roscommon gave them a prologue , and Sir Edward Deering an epilogue ; which , " says she , are the best performances of ...
... Lord Roscommon , " says she , " is certainly one of the most promising young noblemen in Ireland . He has ... Lord Roscommon gave them a prologue , and Sir Edward Deering an epilogue ; which , " says she , are the best performances of ...
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