Letter

 1 XVIII|      as a single spark of good taste, or knew one rule of the
 2 XVIII|       with all persons of good taste in declaring, that greater
 3 XIX  |     despised by all persons of taste, and might be compared to
 4 XX   |    them, although indolence, a taste for trifles, and a passion
 5 XX   |     seems to have given into a taste quite opposite to that of
 6 XX   |   abler scholars, have a finer taste, and more wit, than persons
 7 XXI  |        method of improving the taste than to compare the productions
 8 XXI  |    satires, at a time when the taste of that great poet was not
 9 XXII |      then I cannot express the taste of their harmony.~There
10 XXII |       and those of a grotesque taste, who pretend to understand
11 XXII | justness, the choice, the good taste, in all which particulars
12 XXII | singular and almost inimitable taste; true humour, whether in
13 XXIV |        his fine sense and just taste for criticism; but this