The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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74. oldal
... say in re- Tim , What ! —what would'st thou say ? • Enfign . That you - wear a brown one . Tim . Is there any reproach in that ? Enfign . Surely not .-- Who but reverences the modes of your fect , the fober decency of your habit and ...
... say in re- Tim , What ! —what would'st thou say ? • Enfign . That you - wear a brown one . Tim . Is there any reproach in that ? Enfign . Surely not .-- Who but reverences the modes of your fect , the fober decency of your habit and ...
77. oldal
... Say your prefent friend - more firmly yours than ever . • Met . Amazement ! fa- Clar , the Elder . My friend , I have watched you and your mily , through all your forrows , all your meritorious conduct , be- neath the wrong I did you ...
... Say your prefent friend - more firmly yours than ever . • Met . Amazement ! fa- Clar , the Elder . My friend , I have watched you and your mily , through all your forrows , all your meritorious conduct , be- neath the wrong I did you ...
148. oldal
... say . Except in this , to me the fong feems nonfenfe ; but , whether any allegorical meaning is conveyed in the reft , I leave to thofe who are better skilled in the history of Scotland than myself .-- Seven of the reft are in a ...
... say . Except in this , to me the fong feems nonfenfe ; but , whether any allegorical meaning is conveyed in the reft , I leave to thofe who are better skilled in the history of Scotland than myself .-- Seven of the reft are in a ...
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