The European Magazine, and London Review, 20. kötetPhilological Society of London, 1791 |
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... readers . Mr. Roberdeau's Prologue came too late for this Month . in our next . Mr. W.'s Views are received . hands of the engraver . We have no objection to print We are much obliged to him for them . One is in the By a mistake which ...
... readers . Mr. Roberdeau's Prologue came too late for this Month . in our next . Mr. W.'s Views are received . hands of the engraver . We have no objection to print We are much obliged to him for them . One is in the By a mistake which ...
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... Readers with what must always afford pleasure to the beholder - a portrait of a Lady not lefs diftinguished by her beauty , than by her high rank and accomplifiiments . The Duchefs of Gordon is the daughter of Sir William Maxwell , Bart ...
... Readers with what must always afford pleasure to the beholder - a portrait of a Lady not lefs diftinguished by her beauty , than by her high rank and accomplifiiments . The Duchefs of Gordon is the daughter of Sir William Maxwell , Bart ...
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... readers . Some OBJECTIONS to ARCHDEACON PALEY's OPINIONS answered . EVERY work that is ushered forth to public infpection , whether intended as a rule for religious or moral conduct , is , and indeed ought to be fubject to the ftricteft ...
... readers . Some OBJECTIONS to ARCHDEACON PALEY's OPINIONS answered . EVERY work that is ushered forth to public infpection , whether intended as a rule for religious or moral conduct , is , and indeed ought to be fubject to the ftricteft ...
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... reader , ZOSIMUS . well as pains ; and , with equal appearance of reafon , draws a contrary conclufion . 1. You may pals well through any of the paths of life . In public affemblies are honours and tranfactions of wisdom ; 2. In ...
... reader , ZOSIMUS . well as pains ; and , with equal appearance of reafon , draws a contrary conclufion . 1. You may pals well through any of the paths of life . In public affemblies are honours and tranfactions of wisdom ; 2. In ...
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... reader , " fays the Editor of this little book , " entertain doubts as to the authenticity of this felection , the Editor cannot remove them , unless by an appeal to internal evidence ; for there are infeparable objections to the ...
... reader , " fays the Editor of this little book , " entertain doubts as to the authenticity of this felection , the Editor cannot remove them , unless by an appeal to internal evidence ; for there are infeparable objections to the ...
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