The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... fufpect he would be of another opinion , for every single part of the picture which he draws from the chear- ful colours of hope , fo far from being realifed , would now be touched with the gloomy tints of defpair . Nothing , he thinks ...
... fufpect he would be of another opinion , for every single part of the picture which he draws from the chear- ful colours of hope , fo far from being realifed , would now be touched with the gloomy tints of defpair . Nothing , he thinks ...
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... fufpect ing that fome of the mistakes of grammar and language origi- nate in this fource , and not with the author . The mind of Mrs. Inchbald is attentive , perfpicuous , and acute ; we , therefore , fufpect the never could write - A ...
... fufpect ing that fome of the mistakes of grammar and language origi- nate in this fource , and not with the author . The mind of Mrs. Inchbald is attentive , perfpicuous , and acute ; we , therefore , fufpect the never could write - A ...
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... fufpect it where it did not exist , and from a love of juftice and veracity , as eafily hurt as the moft fa- vourite paffion . This laft opinion made him confider all eloges , and even academical eloges , as fictions . " " You are going ...
... fufpect it where it did not exist , and from a love of juftice and veracity , as eafily hurt as the moft fa- vourite paffion . This laft opinion made him confider all eloges , and even academical eloges , as fictions . " " You are going ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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