The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... taken ; -the number of perfons who wear powder probably exceeds that which is here given ; -and the confumption of bread without wafte of one perfon with another is lefs than 1lb . per day . So that bread for 100,000 perfons more may be ...
... taken ; -the number of perfons who wear powder probably exceeds that which is here given ; -and the confumption of bread without wafte of one perfon with another is lefs than 1lb . per day . So that bread for 100,000 perfons more may be ...
Page 349
... taken care to receive what was due on them . ' Our readers will be struck at these symptoms of defolation in the old man ; and , if the fol- lowing extract is true , their furprise must be converted into indig- nation . For , when this ...
... taken care to receive what was due on them . ' Our readers will be struck at these symptoms of defolation in the old man ; and , if the fol- lowing extract is true , their furprise must be converted into indig- nation . For , when this ...
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... taken prisoner.- Beatrix placed him at table by her fide , and treated him with the native generofity of her character , and according to the man- ners of thofe times . For to refpect a conquered enemy , to foothe his misfortunes by the ...
... taken prisoner.- Beatrix placed him at table by her fide , and treated him with the native generofity of her character , and according to the man- ners of thofe times . For to refpect a conquered enemy , to foothe his misfortunes by the ...
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