Analectic Magazine, and Naval Chronicle, 第 13 巻James Maxwell, 1819 |
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... ART . I. - Letters from the Honourable Horace Walpole , to George Montague , Esq . from the year 1736 , to the year 1770. Quarto : pages 446. London , 1818 . HORACE WALPOLE , the author of this publication , was the third son of sir ...
... ART . I. - Letters from the Honourable Horace Walpole , to George Montague , Esq . from the year 1736 , to the year 1770. Quarto : pages 446. London , 1818 . HORACE WALPOLE , the author of this publication , was the third son of sir ...
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... arts is certainly very limited and superficial . Nature has given him a mind neither brilliant , but capable of the most labori- rapid nor rich , but to compensate him ous analysis . for this he is endued with a habit of ap- plication ...
... arts is certainly very limited and superficial . Nature has given him a mind neither brilliant , but capable of the most labori- rapid nor rich , but to compensate him ous analysis . for this he is endued with a habit of ap- plication ...
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... art ; ' that in the tempest and whirlwind of his eloquence , his argumentation is so rapid , his thoughts so novel , yet apparently correct , that you can neither an- ticipate nor think ; ' that it is not until the fascination of his ...
... art ; ' that in the tempest and whirlwind of his eloquence , his argumentation is so rapid , his thoughts so novel , yet apparently correct , that you can neither an- ticipate nor think ; ' that it is not until the fascination of his ...
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... art of speaking was not so much owing to the pre- cepts of rhetoricians , as to the lessons of philosophers ; that there was neither wit nor sense in his attempt to ridicule those who should undertake to instruct others in what they had ...
... art of speaking was not so much owing to the pre- cepts of rhetoricians , as to the lessons of philosophers ; that there was neither wit nor sense in his attempt to ridicule those who should undertake to instruct others in what they had ...
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... art of being brief is the art of blotting and erasing . Compression is , at all times , a hard operation ; an operation , which is not to be performed at a sudden or a single effort . But brevity was not to be looked for on the part of ...
... art of being brief is the art of blotting and erasing . Compression is , at all times , a hard operation ; an operation , which is not to be performed at a sudden or a single effort . But brevity was not to be looked for on the part of ...
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