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1816 ( The Round Table ) On Poetry in General 1818 ( Lectures on the English Poets ) On Wit and Humour 410 1818 ( Lectures on the English Comic Writers ) On the Conversation of Authors Sept. 1820 ( Plain Speaker ) On Familiar Style 474 ...
1816 ( The Round Table ) On Poetry in General 1818 ( Lectures on the English Poets ) On Wit and Humour 410 1818 ( Lectures on the English Comic Writers ) On the Conversation of Authors Sept. 1820 ( Plain Speaker ) On Familiar Style 474 ...
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The national precedence between the English and Scotch may be settled by this , that the Scotch are always asserting their superiority over the English , while the English never say a word about their superiority over the Scotch .
The national precedence between the English and Scotch may be settled by this , that the Scotch are always asserting their superiority over the English , while the English never say a word about their superiority over the Scotch .
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It is clear you cannot use a vulgar English word if you never use a common English word at all . A fine tact is shewn in adhering to those which are perfectly common , and yet never falling into any expressions which are debased by ...
It is clear you cannot use a vulgar English word if you never use a common English word at all . A fine tact is shewn in adhering to those which are perfectly common , and yet never falling into any expressions which are debased by ...
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