The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... himself in the account , that I could not carry my complaisance fo far . I therefore ftruck out the praises , and published the fact ; which Marat never forgave . As he despaired of finding journalists who would flatter him , he ...
... himself in the account , that I could not carry my complaisance fo far . I therefore ftruck out the praises , and published the fact ; which Marat never forgave . As he despaired of finding journalists who would flatter him , he ...
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... himself in fuch a fituation , that he could hear every thing that passed in his friend's chamber . He foon heard the door open , and the noife of a woman's heels on the floor : a foft voice followed , • Oliver , in vain doft thou flee ...
... himself in fuch a fituation , that he could hear every thing that passed in his friend's chamber . He foon heard the door open , and the noife of a woman's heels on the floor : a foft voice followed , • Oliver , in vain doft thou flee ...
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... himself to this great enterprife he referved to himself the labour and trouble , and wifhed to give to the nation all the glory of his undertaking . He affembled around him the deputies of all the provinces ; the people , to that time ...
... himself to this great enterprife he referved to himself the labour and trouble , and wifhed to give to the nation all the glory of his undertaking . He affembled around him the deputies of all the provinces ; the people , to that time ...
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