The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... reafon , perhaps , why we find the elocution of fo few people agreeable when they read or speak to an affembly , while fo few offend us by their utterance in common converfation . A thou- fand faults lie concealed in a miniature , which ...
... reafon , perhaps , why we find the elocution of fo few people agreeable when they read or speak to an affembly , while fo few offend us by their utterance in common converfation . A thou- fand faults lie concealed in a miniature , which ...
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... reafon , will as clearly determine , in this cafe , as if the most pofitive evidence were pro- duced .募 In the ... reafon for it as in fatiety : for , except in very few inftances , as we pronounce Latin in the analogy of our own ...
... reafon , will as clearly determine , in this cafe , as if the most pofitive evidence were pro- duced .募 In the ... reafon for it as in fatiety : for , except in very few inftances , as we pronounce Latin in the analogy of our own ...
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... reafon why a fuper . intending influence exerted over the mind to guard it against er- rors of a dangerous tendency , may not be confidered as included in that promife . And how happily is this confideration adapted to afford divine ...
... reafon why a fuper . intending influence exerted over the mind to guard it against er- rors of a dangerous tendency , may not be confidered as included in that promife . And how happily is this confideration adapted to afford divine ...
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Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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