Letters Concerning Poetical Translations
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Frag. _ Sept. 21, 1736, _I am_, SIR, _&c. _ * * * * * _P. S. _ The Passage in the learned _Muhlius_, which I should have inserted atthe beginning of this Letter, I send you in a Postscript. You haveseen it before, but it is worth reading more than once. You know itbelongs principally to the Article that treats of _the varying thePause_.
"Neque potest unus idemque semper tenor in carmine usurpari, sed debet is pro vari
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Frag. _ Sept. 21, 1736, _I am_, SIR, _&c. _ * * * * * _P. S. _ The Passage in the learned _Muhlius_, which I should have inserted atthe beginning of this Letter, I send you in a Postscript. You haveseen it before, but it is worth reading more than once. You know itbelongs principally to the Article that treats of _the varying thePause_.
"Neque potest unus idemque semper tenor in carmine usurpari, sed debet is pro vari
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