The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1798 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... himself , preferving till death his affection for Victoria , though its confequences proved fo fatal . We cannot refrain from particularifing one exquifite line in this drama . The princess is fpeaking of a child . • How steadfastly he ...
... himself , preferving till death his affection for Victoria , though its confequences proved fo fatal . We cannot refrain from particularifing one exquifite line in this drama . The princess is fpeaking of a child . • How steadfastly he ...
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... himself , indeed , on many occafions ( if we can truft to the text that we now poffefs ) , feemed too fond of abstraction , and too much inclined to fubtilife , with fuperfluous difquifition , on the mere figns of things , and what can ...
... himself , indeed , on many occafions ( if we can truft to the text that we now poffefs ) , feemed too fond of abstraction , and too much inclined to fubtilife , with fuperfluous difquifition , on the mere figns of things , and what can ...
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... himself divifible in parts , nor comprehenfible by magnitude , fince all mag- nitude may be measured ; and what finite magnitude can exert in- finite power ? He ever is what he is , exifting in energy before time began , fince time is ...
... himself divifible in parts , nor comprehenfible by magnitude , fince all mag- nitude may be measured ; and what finite magnitude can exert in- finite power ? He ever is what he is , exifting in energy before time began , fince time is ...
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... himself totally incapable of exciting mirth , and who is fo far from relishing , that he is highly offended with the innocent jefts of others , indicates a roughness and favageness of character , unbending hardness , and unsocial ...
... himself totally incapable of exciting mirth , and who is fo far from relishing , that he is highly offended with the innocent jefts of others , indicates a roughness and favageness of character , unbending hardness , and unsocial ...
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... himself pursues his way to Rome in the other . He has now no friend whofe continual presence can restrain him ; and he and Amanda foon forfeit all claim to the protection of Oberon . A ftorm arifing , the captain orders his crew to draw ...
... himself pursues his way to Rome in the other . He has now no friend whofe continual presence can restrain him ; and he and Amanda foon forfeit all claim to the protection of Oberon . A ftorm arifing , the captain orders his crew to draw ...
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