text_original: Some critics have 174 THE EEIGN OF QUEEN ANNE. ch. xxix. maintained that they could identify other articles as coming from his pen, but we believe that these asser  tions belong to the field of conjecture only, or are founded merely on what is called intrinsic evidence, an evidence very little to be relied on when a great author has made his style an object of enthusiastic imitation.
text_transcription: SOME CRITICS HAVE MAINTAINED THAT THEY COULD IDENTIFY OTHER ARTICLES AS COMING FROM HIS PEN BUT WE BELIEVE THAT THESE ASSERTIONS BELONG TO THE FIELD OF CONJECTURE ONLY OR ARE FOUNDED MERELY ON WHAT IS CALLED INTRINSIC EVIDENCE AN EVIDENCE VERY LITTLE TO BE RELIED UPON WHEN A GREAT AUTHOR HAS MADE HIS STYLE AN OBJECT OF ENTHUSIASTIC IMITATION
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