The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Page 79
... seems willing to shade his faults , and to en- courage his virtues . - The diffenters , we fufpect , will not think themfelves much obliged to our author , where he speaks of their rude and arrogant mode of urging their claim , more ...
... seems willing to shade his faults , and to en- courage his virtues . - The diffenters , we fufpect , will not think themfelves much obliged to our author , where he speaks of their rude and arrogant mode of urging their claim , more ...
Page 209
... seems to be well executed , ' The characteristic manners of the inhabitants , and the most ftriking features of the country , appear to be selected with judgment , and delineated with tafte and feeling . The ac- count of Norway is more ...
... seems to be well executed , ' The characteristic manners of the inhabitants , and the most ftriking features of the country , appear to be selected with judgment , and delineated with tafte and feeling . The ac- count of Norway is more ...
Page 360
... seems have been separately detailed in periodical papers , informs us that , the ages of the two authors taken ... seem to have a formidable opinion of the fex . We rather wonder their sub- jects have not been influenced by their recent ...
... seems have been separately detailed in periodical papers , informs us that , the ages of the two authors taken ... seem to have a formidable opinion of the fex . We rather wonder their sub- jects have not been influenced by their recent ...
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