The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... whose interests are opposite , and whose happiness or misery is made to depend upon the fame events . We cannot hope the escape of Demetrius and Afpafia , without dreading the condemnation of Irene ; and our wishes as to each ...
... whose interests are opposite , and whose happiness or misery is made to depend upon the fame events . We cannot hope the escape of Demetrius and Afpafia , without dreading the condemnation of Irene ; and our wishes as to each ...
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... whose frequent perufal I have al- ways found increafed delight . ' P. vi . The feverity of criticism , if we were disposed to be severe , might perhaps be fomewhat difarmed , when we recollect what Mr. Southey acknowleges- Early in July ...
... whose frequent perufal I have al- ways found increafed delight . ' P. vi . The feverity of criticism , if we were disposed to be severe , might perhaps be fomewhat difarmed , when we recollect what Mr. Southey acknowleges- Early in July ...
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... whose streams divine , Clear as the glaffy mirror fhine , Blandufia ! crown'd with many a rofe , To thee the genial goblet flows . To - morrow's dawn , thy fhrine to grace , The goat fhall yield it's wanton race , Whofe gently fwelling ...
... whose streams divine , Clear as the glaffy mirror fhine , Blandufia ! crown'd with many a rofe , To thee the genial goblet flows . To - morrow's dawn , thy fhrine to grace , The goat fhall yield it's wanton race , Whofe gently fwelling ...
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