The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1798 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 88
... suffer him to stay and analize each petty mole ; it is like anatomizing a beauty with a furgeon's knife , and then faying fhe is very ugly when the has been flayed . ' Vol . i . p . 87 . In the paper entitled Religion , we were ...
... suffer him to stay and analize each petty mole ; it is like anatomizing a beauty with a furgeon's knife , and then faying fhe is very ugly when the has been flayed . ' Vol . i . p . 87 . In the paper entitled Religion , we were ...
Page 145
... suffer many hardships in ́acquiring the profeffional knowledge requifite to make him a good feaman , which is often forgot to be added to the merit of a seaman , who seems to stand friendless in a country , where the community at large ...
... suffer many hardships in ́acquiring the profeffional knowledge requifite to make him a good feaman , which is often forgot to be added to the merit of a seaman , who seems to stand friendless in a country , where the community at large ...
Page 175
... suffer any conftitution to interfere with their ambition . When the decree against the unconftitutional priests was prefented for the royal affent , Louis ventured to exercise the fame privilege ; and his feelings on this occafion are ...
... suffer any conftitution to interfere with their ambition . When the decree against the unconftitutional priests was prefented for the royal affent , Louis ventured to exercise the fame privilege ; and his feelings on this occafion are ...
Page 227
... suffer no diminution from the prefent ; for it evinces the fame genius and happy talent in enforcing pious fentiment with eloquence and spirit . It contains fome fplendid paffages , and reflects credit both on the head and the heart of ...
... suffer no diminution from the prefent ; for it evinces the fame genius and happy talent in enforcing pious fentiment with eloquence and spirit . It contains fome fplendid paffages , and reflects credit both on the head and the heart of ...
Page 231
... suffered to produce that moft tormenting of all paffions , envy ; - -an infirmity of the mind fo humiliating , fo bitter to who- ever has the misfortune to feel it , that it fours the temper and pol- lutes the heart , more , perhaps ...
... suffered to produce that moft tormenting of all paffions , envy ; - -an infirmity of the mind fo humiliating , fo bitter to who- ever has the misfortune to feel it , that it fours the temper and pol- lutes the heart , more , perhaps ...
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