The English Review, Or, An Abstract of English and Foreign Literature, Volume 6J. Murray, 1785 |
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... judge with what laborious ingenuity the author has employed his knowledge of antiquity to guide him through the Labyrinth , and lead him to the con- clufion that the inhabitants of the old continent , as they had formerly the fame ...
... judge with what laborious ingenuity the author has employed his knowledge of antiquity to guide him through the Labyrinth , and lead him to the con- clufion that the inhabitants of the old continent , as they had formerly the fame ...
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... judge for himself . Though we are much obliged to Mr. D'A . for the enter tainment and information he has given us , we cannot help being of opinion that there is a want of order in the work which throws an obfcurity on fome parts of ...
... judge for himself . Though we are much obliged to Mr. D'A . for the enter tainment and information he has given us , we cannot help being of opinion that there is a want of order in the work which throws an obfcurity on fome parts of ...
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... , or her immediate reprefen- tative . That we might avoid , as much as poffible , giving the prophetess * See our Review for February 1785. p . 81 . any any clue by which to judge of our real fituation 14 Life of Mrs. Bellamy .
... , or her immediate reprefen- tative . That we might avoid , as much as poffible , giving the prophetess * See our Review for February 1785. p . 81 . any any clue by which to judge of our real fituation 14 Life of Mrs. Bellamy .
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any clue by which to judge of our real fituation in life , we all three habited ourselves in mean attire , and instead of going in the carriage , walked to her houfe . To add to the deception , I put on a wedding - ring , which I had ...
any clue by which to judge of our real fituation in life , we all three habited ourselves in mean attire , and instead of going in the carriage , walked to her houfe . To add to the deception , I put on a wedding - ring , which I had ...
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... judge ; we have feen many a fine lady thrum her guitar with all the eafe and elegance of a master , and yet produce founds that would have fhocked the Idæi Dactyli themselves . Yet fuch must be the sense of the ex- preffion ; it does ...
... judge ; we have feen many a fine lady thrum her guitar with all the eafe and elegance of a master , and yet produce founds that would have fhocked the Idæi Dactyli themselves . Yet fuch must be the sense of the ex- preffion ; it does ...
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Expressions et termes fréquents
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