The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... those who may repair thither for the benefit of its inftruc- tions , but to the public at large , that they may be prepared to guard against infinuations fo tranfmitted , which might injure a faith that alone can mitigate the cares of ...
... those who may repair thither for the benefit of its inftruc- tions , but to the public at large , that they may be prepared to guard against infinuations fo tranfmitted , which might injure a faith that alone can mitigate the cares of ...
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... those of an unbiassed judgment , of con- fummate genius . Those who travel ought never to forget that there are fympathies and antipathies , which time or cafualty has interwoven with our nature , and empowered with the fa- culty of ...
... those of an unbiassed judgment , of con- fummate genius . Those who travel ought never to forget that there are fympathies and antipathies , which time or cafualty has interwoven with our nature , and empowered with the fa- culty of ...
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... those not much to the credit of elevated rank , only rife above the level of common , though the author has most admirably contrived to make the plot of his piece turn upon their connexion with high life * . This character the reader ...
... those not much to the credit of elevated rank , only rife above the level of common , though the author has most admirably contrived to make the plot of his piece turn upon their connexion with high life * . This character the reader ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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