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Bentley, with his peculiar idiom, had censured " all the stiffness and stateliness,
and operoseness of style, quite alien from the character of Phalaris, a man of
business and despatch." Boyle keenly turns his own words on Bentley. " Stiffness
and ...
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The calamities and quarrels of authors
Bentley, with his peculiar idiom, had censured "all the stiffness and stateliness,
and operoseness of style, quite alien from the character of 'Phalaris,' a man of
business and despatch." Boyle keenly turns his own words on Bentley. " Stiffness
...
Isaac Disraeli, Benjamin Disraeli (Earl of Beaconsfield),
1870
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Miscellanies of literature, by the author of 'Curiosities of ...
Bentley, with his peculiar idiom, had censured " all the stiffness and stateliness,
and operoseness of style, quite alien from the character of Pha- laris, a man of
business and despatch." Boyle keenly turns his own words on Bentley. " Stiff-
nets ...
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Miscellanies of literature
He has given it with all its protuberant individuality Bentley, with his peculiar
idiom, had censured " all the stiffness and stateliness, and operoseness of style,
quite alien from the character of Phalaris, a man of business and despatch.
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THE CALAMITIES AND QUAEEELS
stiffness and stateliness, and operoseness of style, quite alien from the character
of ' Phalaris,' a man of business and despatch." Boyle keenly turns his own words
on Bentley. " Stiffness and stateliness, and operoseness of style,, is indeed ...
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Warburton and his quarrels; including an illustration of his ...
... censured " all the stiffness and stateliness, and operoseness of style, quite
alien from the character of Phalaris, a man of business and despatch." Boyle
keenly turns his own words on Beutley. " Stiffness and The great Critic's own
notion of ...
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Quarrels of authors. Character of James the First. Literary ...
He has given it with all its protuberant individuality Bentley, with his peculiar
idiom, had censured " all the stiffness and stateliness, and operoseness of style,
quite alien from the character of Phalaris, a man of business and despatch.
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Herstory: The Second Released Norma Shearer Novel
... utilizing a hyperdoor or superdoor, to a superchamber, in an altered partition,
or pleooperoseness, operoseness, or quasi—operoseness. JAPlike Catholics
needed a perpetual maggotiness, which made Ted Bundy look like fun,
perpetually, ...
J Melville, Melville J.D.,
2012
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Miscellanies of Litterature
He has given it with alt its protuberant individuality Bentley, with his peculiar
idiom, had censured " all the stiffness and stateliness, and operoseness of style,
quite alien from the character of Phalaris, a man of business and despatch.
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Public Characters of 1798-9 [-1806]
It may be, that he has, at times, suffered. the petty vanities of the author to shed
an-air of ridicule over his studies, and to impede the prosecution of his grander
views. Amidst the complexity and operoseness-of the means, he has, at times, ...