The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... Some redun- dancies I may have alfo pruned off , but I flatter myself the full vigour of the leading shoot hath been preferved . ' It is added that the tranflator , not fatisfied with the French verfions of the Greek writers , has ...
... Some redun- dancies I may have alfo pruned off , but I flatter myself the full vigour of the leading shoot hath been preferved . ' It is added that the tranflator , not fatisfied with the French verfions of the Greek writers , has ...
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... Some people think that Old Rhinus , the ancient river god , may fairly commence an action against his offspring the Lack , for this robbery of the best part of his current . Others maintain that the Lack was not to blame , and that he ...
... Some people think that Old Rhinus , the ancient river god , may fairly commence an action against his offspring the Lack , for this robbery of the best part of his current . Others maintain that the Lack was not to blame , and that he ...
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... Some where the electors choose the reprefentatives ; others , where the reprefentatives choose the electors , Some in long coats , and fome in short cloaks ; fome with pantaloons ; fome without breeches . Some with five thilling ...
... Some where the electors choose the reprefentatives ; others , where the reprefentatives choose the electors , Some in long coats , and fome in short cloaks ; fome with pantaloons ; fome without breeches . Some with five thilling ...
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