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[A]s his Verse is ſcabrous, and hobbling, and his Words not every where well choſen, the purity of Latin being more corrupted, than in the time of Juvenal, and conſequently of Horace, who writ when the Language was in the heighth of its perfection; ſo his diction is hard; his Figures are generally too bold and daring; and his Tropes, particularly his Metaphors, inſufferably ſtrain'd.
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[A]s
his
Verse
is
ſcabrous,
and
hobbling,
and
his
Words
not
every
where
well
choſen,
the
purity
of
Latin
being
more
corrupted,
than
in
the
time
of
Juvenal,
and
conſequently
of
Horace,
who
writ
when
the
Language
was
in
the
heighth
of
its
perfection;
ſo
his
diction
is
hard;
his
Figures
are
generally
too
bold
and
daring;
and
his
Tropes,
particularly
his
Metaphors,
inſufferably
ſtrain'd.