The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Page 189
... Second edition- Happy they , that are driven from place to place , & c . ' a fente that of dediwyμevo will unquestionably bear , though as the word diwtwo occurs in the figurative fente a few verses before , we fee no occafion for this ...
... Second edition- Happy they , that are driven from place to place , & c . ' a fente that of dediwyμevo will unquestionably bear , though as the word diwtwo occurs in the figurative fente a few verses before , we fee no occafion for this ...
Page 359
... Second - the whole connected together with paffages of his own compofition . Thefe and the prologue give the play a turn to modern events and politics : and , indeed , the mild and pious character of the unwarlike Henry bears no very ...
... Second - the whole connected together with paffages of his own compofition . Thefe and the prologue give the play a turn to modern events and politics : and , indeed , the mild and pious character of the unwarlike Henry bears no very ...
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... Second Part of the Second Volume , or the First Part of the Third , will be given an elegantly - engraved Frontispiece , from a Defign by Mr. BURNEY , with whofe Merits the Public are well acquainted ; and Title Pages for the refpective ...
... Second Part of the Second Volume , or the First Part of the Third , will be given an elegantly - engraved Frontispiece , from a Defign by Mr. BURNEY , with whofe Merits the Public are well acquainted ; and Title Pages for the refpective ...
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