The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... such an extraordinary manner , that we really imagined he was fuddenly affected by some very fin- gular diforder , till he rose up and kiffed the bit of iron with thofe emotions of extravagant joy , which manifefted the extreme delight ...
... such an extraordinary manner , that we really imagined he was fuddenly affected by some very fin- gular diforder , till he rose up and kiffed the bit of iron with thofe emotions of extravagant joy , which manifefted the extreme delight ...
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... such an ornament for her locks ; the whofe chief delight was in the feafon when your branches are fpangled with flowers ! Chorus of invifible Woodnymphs . May her way be attended with profperity ! May propitious breezes fprinkle , for ...
... such an ornament for her locks ; the whofe chief delight was in the feafon when your branches are fpangled with flowers ! Chorus of invifible Woodnymphs . May her way be attended with profperity ! May propitious breezes fprinkle , for ...
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... Such exaggerated cenfure as this , and encomiums elsewhere equally exaggerated on the democratic party , muft , like an overcharg'd culverin , ' fail of the intended effect . The me- taphor in the four fucceeding lines is highly ...
... Such exaggerated cenfure as this , and encomiums elsewhere equally exaggerated on the democratic party , muft , like an overcharg'd culverin , ' fail of the intended effect . The me- taphor in the four fucceeding lines is highly ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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