The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... these particulars 1 and I wish it to be understood , that what I am attempting to give , are rules for the construction of a modern Sonnet . Every species of literary compofition may be confidered under three different heads , viz . the ...
... these particulars 1 and I wish it to be understood , that what I am attempting to give , are rules for the construction of a modern Sonnet . Every species of literary compofition may be confidered under three different heads , viz . the ...
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... these counter flories yet fo loft to remembrance , as wholly to rest on the writer's affertion . To call a man a Collier , when he un- dertook in part to fupply the town with coals from Burton in Lonsdale ( and in which bulinefs he ...
... these counter flories yet fo loft to remembrance , as wholly to rest on the writer's affertion . To call a man a Collier , when he un- dertook in part to fupply the town with coals from Burton in Lonsdale ( and in which bulinefs he ...
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... these are incorrect . By an Act of Edward the Third , no female of the fpecies that we term an Impure , but which the faid Act moft rudely calls a common whore , could wear any head - diefs but a hood , probably because it was old ...
... these are incorrect . By an Act of Edward the Third , no female of the fpecies that we term an Impure , but which the faid Act moft rudely calls a common whore , could wear any head - diefs but a hood , probably because it was old ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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