The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 3James Anderson Mundell and Son, Parliament Stairs, 1791 |
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... becomes habitual to them , and they enjoy it with an ease and elegance that can scarcely ever be attained by others . " I have often known worthy men whofe industry had raised them to a great fortune , who then purchased an eftate in ...
... becomes habitual to them , and they enjoy it with an ease and elegance that can scarcely ever be attained by others . " I have often known worthy men whofe industry had raised them to a great fortune , who then purchased an eftate in ...
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... becomes more fo ; and at laft we grow to hate in good earnest , to despise an estimable perfon against whom we have fome cause of hatred : If , however , we are forced to esteem him , we hate him the more for that , On the Hiftory of ...
... becomes more fo ; and at laft we grow to hate in good earnest , to despise an estimable perfon against whom we have fome cause of hatred : If , however , we are forced to esteem him , we hate him the more for that , On the Hiftory of ...
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... becoming objects of the munificence of individuals , or by miniftering to the pleasure of the pub- lic . The firft is the state of patronage : The second that to which has been annexed the vulgar obloquy of authorship . Under no other ...
... becoming objects of the munificence of individuals , or by miniftering to the pleasure of the pub- lic . The firft is the state of patronage : The second that to which has been annexed the vulgar obloquy of authorship . Under no other ...
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... become a pa- tron ; and perhaps no favage amateur could afford the luxury of fuftaining , for a confiderable length ... becoming , in the modern fenfe , an author by profeffion . But the inequality of property , which fo early arises in ...
... become a pa- tron ; and perhaps no favage amateur could afford the luxury of fuftaining , for a confiderable length ... becoming , in the modern fenfe , an author by profeffion . But the inequality of property , which fo early arises in ...
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... becomes daily more import- ant , from the increase of its literary ardour ; while the fame cause increases the number of pretenders to a de- gree fo formidable , as to deter patrons from the labour of felection , and to reduce them to a ...
... becomes daily more import- ant , from the increase of its literary ardour ; while the fame cause increases the number of pretenders to a de- gree fo formidable , as to deter patrons from the labour of felection , and to reduce them to a ...
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