The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 2H.D. Symonds, 1797 |
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... live in other times , and who read his defcriptions , to know whether their fun is not equally brilliant , and their fummer as pregnant with delight . Characters are beft illuftrated by their actions ; and . the character of Burke is ...
... live in other times , and who read his defcriptions , to know whether their fun is not equally brilliant , and their fummer as pregnant with delight . Characters are beft illuftrated by their actions ; and . the character of Burke is ...
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... lives near Henley , upon a farm , on the oppofite fide of the river . He was defervedly in much efteem with Mr. Wilcocks , and lived with him above forty years ! B & you , you , to keep you from immediate want ; and THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
... lives near Henley , upon a farm , on the oppofite fide of the river . He was defervedly in much efteem with Mr. Wilcocks , and lived with him above forty years ! B & you , you , to keep you from immediate want ; and THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
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... lives are annually loft , but no falutary reformation has taken place . The firft idea of European fortifications was given to the Turks by Baron de Tott , who was employed to erect thofe at the Dardanelles , and at the mouth of the ...
... lives are annually loft , but no falutary reformation has taken place . The firft idea of European fortifications was given to the Turks by Baron de Tott , who was employed to erect thofe at the Dardanelles , and at the mouth of the ...
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... live there when very young , and did not return till about fix years ago ; and she was then an elderly woman . " But as I was faying , Ma'mfelle , she used to behave so oddly , that her parents began to fear fhe might do herself a ...
... live there when very young , and did not return till about fix years ago ; and she was then an elderly woman . " But as I was faying , Ma'mfelle , she used to behave so oddly , that her parents began to fear fhe might do herself a ...
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... lives , there is little hope for the mimic or the copyift . Not that we are unacquainted with the " Monk " of Lewis , or that we think it im- poffible to admit a Triumvirate in the regions of the Sublime and Terrible ; not that we would ...
... lives , there is little hope for the mimic or the copyift . Not that we are unacquainted with the " Monk " of Lewis , or that we think it im- poffible to admit a Triumvirate in the regions of the Sublime and Terrible ; not that we would ...
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