The British Critic, Volume 38F. and C. Rivington, 1812 |
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... serve God in that folitude . His anfwer was , that he was very willing to grant her request , but that the place did fo fwarm with fer . pents , that neither man nor beaft could inhabit it : but the con tantly replied , that her firm ...
... serve God in that folitude . His anfwer was , that he was very willing to grant her request , but that the place did fo fwarm with fer . pents , that neither man nor beaft could inhabit it : but the con tantly replied , that her firm ...
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... serves to prove their inveterate attachment to fyf- tem and party : in fact , their mode of managing this philolo gical problem would lead directly to a fcriptural affertion of polytheism . Dr. L. very properly notices the method ...
... serves to prove their inveterate attachment to fyf- tem and party : in fact , their mode of managing this philolo gical problem would lead directly to a fcriptural affertion of polytheism . Dr. L. very properly notices the method ...
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... served the public more than himfelf . But true genius is always as ready to communicate as to invent , while fordid avarice is myfte- rious and imitative ; hence it too often happens , that inferior fpirits reap the harveft of fruits ...
... served the public more than himfelf . But true genius is always as ready to communicate as to invent , while fordid avarice is myfte- rious and imitative ; hence it too often happens , that inferior fpirits reap the harveft of fruits ...
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