The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Page 189
... former part of this difputed chapter Mr. Wakefield reads as in his first edition . Several variations , however , occur in different parts of John . That the reader may form an estimate of the proportion of alterations in thefe editions ...
... former part of this difputed chapter Mr. Wakefield reads as in his first edition . Several variations , however , occur in different parts of John . That the reader may form an estimate of the proportion of alterations in thefe editions ...
Page 426
... former principles , explains away his former declarations , and ' adopts a new method of acting from no other visible motive than ambition or felf - intereft , we feel the difappointment in all its bitter- nefs ; our pride is wounded ...
... former principles , explains away his former declarations , and ' adopts a new method of acting from no other visible motive than ambition or felf - intereft , we feel the difappointment in all its bitter- nefs ; our pride is wounded ...
Page 518
... former is difplayed in its proper colours , we could have wifhed , at times , that a ftronger veil had been thrown over the frailties of our heroines . Armofleda's cha- racter was by no means fingular in the court of the prince whofe ...
... former is difplayed in its proper colours , we could have wifhed , at times , that a ftronger veil had been thrown over the frailties of our heroines . Armofleda's cha- racter was by no means fingular in the court of the prince whofe ...
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