The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volumes 59 à 60W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1785 |
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... former part , he has inadvertently dropped the excitement ' of the brain , ' which is a much more exceptionable term than either debility or fpafm . In the practice of our author , we meet with little that is remarkable . In general ...
... former part , he has inadvertently dropped the excitement ' of the brain , ' which is a much more exceptionable term than either debility or fpafm . In the practice of our author , we meet with little that is remarkable . In general ...
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... former one , in new circumstances , frequently explains to his reader what in the ardour of improvement he had overlooked . Facts speak different languages to different eyes ; and , though we would not wish to accumulate them without ...
... former one , in new circumstances , frequently explains to his reader what in the ardour of improvement he had overlooked . Facts speak different languages to different eyes ; and , though we would not wish to accumulate them without ...
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... former , because it contains a greater quantity of the aftringent principle , which is extracted by water , while the latter abounds chiefly in a bitter one , con- tained in a refinous fubftance . We could fill pages with dif- cuffions ...
... former , because it contains a greater quantity of the aftringent principle , which is extracted by water , while the latter abounds chiefly in a bitter one , con- tained in a refinous fubftance . We could fill pages with dif- cuffions ...
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... former times , has often ex- cited Laughter by the fame fpeech that would have endangered . a minifter's head . The firft dialogue is replete with the fame kind of quibbling and low wit , to which Shakspeare conde- icended for the ...
... former times , has often ex- cited Laughter by the fame fpeech that would have endangered . a minifter's head . The firft dialogue is replete with the fame kind of quibbling and low wit , to which Shakspeare conde- icended for the ...
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... former of thefe practices he vindicates as an act of expediency ; and as his arguments may afford our readers fome information relative to the mysteries of the tea - trade , we fhall extract what is advanced on this fub- ject . If the ...
... former of thefe practices he vindicates as an act of expediency ; and as his arguments may afford our readers fome information relative to the mysteries of the tea - trade , we fhall extract what is advanced on this fub- ject . If the ...
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