 | Philip Doddridge - 1804 - 636 Seiten
...extraordinary. — He has many judicious remarks on scripture. — His chief work is on the 11 9th Psalm. — Many of his posthumous sermons are of little...his words, however, are very polite; — admirable similies, — only too many of them; — proper to be quoted by those whose genius does not lead in... | |
 | Edward Williams - 1810 - 346 Seiten
...I 700, arc " charming and elegant; yet his style not formed, his sentences too • short, his words very polite; admirable similes, only too many of them;...to be quoted by those whose genius . does not lead them that way. He was well acquainted • with poetry and the Belles Lettres; an admirer as well as... | |
 | Edward Williams - 1810 - 348 Seiten
...Lond. 1700, are "charming and elegant; yet his style not formed, his sentences too short, his words very polite; admirable similes, only too many of them; proper to be quoted by those whose genius docs not lead them that way. He was well acquainted with poetry and the Belles Lettres; an admirer... | |
 | Edward Williams - 1820 - 366 Seiten
...Lond. 1700, are " charming and elegant; yet his style not formed, his sentences too short, his words very polite ; admirable similes, only too many of...proper to be quoted by those whose genius does not lead them that way. He was well acquainted with poetry and the Belles Lettres; an admirer as well as imitator... | |
 | Jean Claude - 1844 - 454 Seiten
...seldom anything extraordinary. He has many remarks on Scripture. His Chief Work is on Psalm cxix." BATES. " Charming and elegant, yet his style not formed....this way. Read his Harmony of the Divine Attributes." HOWE. " He seems to have understood the Gospel as well as any uninspired writer, and to have imbibed... | |
 | Jean Claude - 1844 - 440 Seiten
...seldom anything extraordinary. He has many remarks on Scripture. His Chief Work is on Psalm cxix." BATES. " Charming and elegant, yet his style not formed....this way. Read his Harmony of the Divine Attributes." HOWE. " He seems to have understood the Gospel as well as any uninspired writer, and to have imbibed... | |
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BATES — charming and elegant ; — yet his style not formed. — His sentences are too short; — his words, however, are very polite ; — admirable similes, — only too many of them ; — proper to be quoted by those whose genius does not lead in... 