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 1 Int  |     he was the most prominent writer of the time, his most successful
 2 XII  |     historian, and an elegant writer; and a still more surprising
 3 XIV  |   Fontenelle's discourse, the writer presumed to assert that
 4 XVII | discover whether some ancient writer does not tell us in what
 5 XVIII|       dreadful scenes in this writer's monstrous farces, to which
 6 XVIII|    servile manner. Woe to the writer who gives a literal version;
 7 XVIII|      from a celebrated tragic writer among the English. It is
 8 XVIII|    the reign of Charles II.-a writer whose genius was too exuberant,
 9 XVIII|       pace. The first English writer who composed a regular tragedy,
10 XIX  |    censure Shadwell the comic writer. This author was had in
11 XIX  |  mentioned an excellent comic writer (living when he was in England),
12 XIX  |     in this play. The English writer has corrected the only defect
13 XIX  |       height than any English writer before or since his time.
14 XIX  |   first profession (that of a writer), though it was to this
15 XXII |       the palm; but happy the writer who could display their
16 XXIII|      could not bear to hear a writer talk of excommunicating
17 XXIV |      making even the greatest writer ridiculous. These gentlemen,