The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... objects to which we have been accustomed and are attached , and thus deduce a conclufion without fuffering the ... object of difcrimination , or because it embraces an affociation of ideas different from our mode of conceiving them ...
... objects to which we have been accustomed and are attached , and thus deduce a conclufion without fuffering the ... object of difcrimination , or because it embraces an affociation of ideas different from our mode of conceiving them ...
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... object of their admiration ? At the conclufion of this difqui fition , Mr. G. obferves that a " man muft have Mr. Tyrwhit's appetite for the fafcinating charms of a barren page , and a meagre collection of dates , not to perceive the ...
... object of their admiration ? At the conclufion of this difqui fition , Mr. G. obferves that a " man muft have Mr. Tyrwhit's appetite for the fafcinating charms of a barren page , and a meagre collection of dates , not to perceive the ...
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... objects , in the difcovery of new beauties , deem our opinion of it , though comparatively cold , at least correct . To ... object , if any of this clafs of the productions of nature may be faid to be humbler than the other , the more ...
... objects , in the difcovery of new beauties , deem our opinion of it , though comparatively cold , at least correct . To ... object , if any of this clafs of the productions of nature may be faid to be humbler than the other , the more ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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