The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... still continue to be turned towards fpe- cifics , when it is well known , that the fame disease not unfrequent- ly proceeds from a variety of causes , and therefore , properly speak- ing , no fpecific remedy can exift . What reafon can ...
... still continue to be turned towards fpe- cifics , when it is well known , that the fame disease not unfrequent- ly proceeds from a variety of causes , and therefore , properly speak- ing , no fpecific remedy can exift . What reafon can ...
Page 211
... still further to the weftward . I enquired for a walk , and mounting near two hundred steps made round a rock , walked up and down for about a hundred yards , viewing the fea , to which I quickly defcended by steps that cheated the ...
... still further to the weftward . I enquired for a walk , and mounting near two hundred steps made round a rock , walked up and down for about a hundred yards , viewing the fea , to which I quickly defcended by steps that cheated the ...
Page 258
... Still difen- chanted after a lapfe of fo many years , I feel like Agamemnon in the poet , juft waking from the dream of Jove : Εγρετο δ ' εξ ύπνε , θειη δε μιν αμφεχυτ ' ομφη : In Fancy's eye ftill fcenes of rapture shine ; Still ...
... Still difen- chanted after a lapfe of fo many years , I feel like Agamemnon in the poet , juft waking from the dream of Jove : Εγρετο δ ' εξ ύπνε , θειη δε μιν αμφεχυτ ' ομφη : In Fancy's eye ftill fcenes of rapture shine ; Still ...
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