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... efpecially in Latin authors, great general knowledge of modern writers, a corredt taste in Englifh prole, and talents for Englifh poetry. His eminent talents were very frequently employed in affifting the diftreffed and unfortunate, an.: hundreds, in addition ...
... a: Worcciter ; and for Wither Particulars apply to Marrs. Hunt antcHobbes, Solicitors, Stratfotd• upon-Avon, Warwickthirc. POETRY APPLIED TO EDUCATION •ABART and Co. at the ORIGINAL JUVENILE LT- BRARY, 157, New Bond-fireet, refpedfully introduce the following ...
... 7s. 6d towed 5. The PASTORAL., or LYRIC MUSE of SCOTLAND; a Poem, defcr , iptive of the united Influence of our national Poetry and Mufic in foftening the Pafii“ns and civilizing the Manners of our Feudal Anceitors on the Borders. By H MACt4 LILL. Efq ...
... or LYRIC MUSE of SCOTLAND; a ', and Sharpe, 31, Poultry; Taylor Poem, defcriptive of the united influence of our national Poetry ''. Cooke, 2, Clarence Place, Pen- and Mufic. in foftening the Paffiens and civilizing the Manners of loyd, Birmingham. our ...
... the moft accutate A croOnt now extant, of .the )feveral• - Part '9f this Empire; in fix Vols. al. Xis.' 6d. .9. Claffical Poetry, for the Ufe of St Lools,•ss-:15d. - . • DICTIONe3RI S. 71-is pubashed4 • Printed uniformly in Brevier'l'lpe . , e•litiiling ...
... T'OISAKINS's POEMS . on *various Out }wits, Intended to enforce the Praclice of Virtue. and to comprife the Beauties of Engbib Poetry. A new improved Ed.tion, 3s. bound, or on fine Paper, with 4 Plates. 4s. Od. Boards. S. BLAIR's ADVICE tai. YOUTH; . being ...
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... Poems, including foinc vicces now first Ey the Rev. JAMES HUR EMS, D.L. Late Fellow of :Magdalen CoUrge, and Profefror of Poetry in the thiiveifitiof Oxford. To Which is prefixed, fome Account of the Author's Life, by a Sitter; and a Portrait, engraved ...
... DI of TOMKINS'a PO t' MS on various intended to enforce the Pradice of Virtue, . 'and to comprile the Beauties ot Englifh Poetry. ' '5. The gth Edition, corrected by .11fr. Mulborn, tr. ; - A NEW INI - RODUC I lON to the I I'AI,IAN METHOD of BOOK-KEEPING ...
... 1). late Fellow of Magdalen College. and I warded to their Adilrefs for any limited Time they think proper, Profcfror of Poetry, in the Univerfity of Oxford. In one Vol. Bvo. I and the Charge for the fame wiil only be in the like Proportion of los. 6d ...
... 'row firft publithed ; and a Tragedy. By the Rt.', JAMES DIS, It D. I , .re reflow of Vi.gdaten Colleee and Protelfor of Poetry, in the Univet fity of Olford. In one Vol. los. Boar,ls. London, printed for Vernor, Hood, arid Sharpe, Poultry: Lengman, ...
... Country, free from either Favour or Prejudice; fecon,lly, regarding Mythology as the Introdudtion and Handmaid to the Study of Poetry, the Author has endeavoured to feel his Subjed in fmnewhat the Spirit of a Poet, and to communicate that Feeling to others ...