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Pagina xii
... labour to be shadowed . " This promise , we may add , was most religiously kept ; but the labour was at least superfluous . To translate out of the crude and incoherent forms of expression in which they now lie weltering the scholastic ...
... labour to be shadowed . " This promise , we may add , was most religiously kept ; but the labour was at least superfluous . To translate out of the crude and incoherent forms of expression in which they now lie weltering the scholastic ...
Pagina xiv
... labour , springs from thread to thread and darts from centre to circumference of the glittering and quivering web of living thought woven from the inexhaustible stores of his perception and kindled from the inexhaustible fire of his ...
... labour , springs from thread to thread and darts from centre to circumference of the glittering and quivering web of living thought woven from the inexhaustible stores of his perception and kindled from the inexhaustible fire of his ...
Pagina xxviii
... perhaps be discovered ; but on the whole we may probably feel safe in assigning to each of the three associates as equal a share in the labour and the credit as they bore in the peril entailed xxviii ESSAY ON GEORGE CHAPMAN'S.
... perhaps be discovered ; but on the whole we may probably feel safe in assigning to each of the three associates as equal a share in the labour and the credit as they bore in the peril entailed xxviii ESSAY ON GEORGE CHAPMAN'S.
Pagina liii
... labour on the translation of Homer were inscribed to the ignoblest among the minions , as the former had been inscribed to the noblest among the children of the king . An austere and stately moralist like Chapman could hardly have ...
... labour on the translation of Homer were inscribed to the ignoblest among the minions , as the former had been inscribed to the noblest among the children of the king . An austere and stately moralist like Chapman could hardly have ...
Pagina lvii
... labour and the best faculty of his mind and we may doubt whether the friends or patrons of his old age were numerous or generous enough to secure these latter years against neglect and obscurity . One comfort however must have been with ...
... labour and the best faculty of his mind and we may doubt whether the friends or patrons of his old age were numerous or generous enough to secure these latter years against neglect and obscurity . One comfort however must have been with ...
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