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... himself . This may be seen , by fome remarks in his concluding volumes , and it will be seen , by those who can duly eftimate fo much literary labour , with regret . The collection of Effays , which we have attributed to Mr. Baron Ma ...
... himself . This may be seen , by fome remarks in his concluding volumes , and it will be seen , by those who can duly eftimate fo much literary labour , with regret . The collection of Effays , which we have attributed to Mr. Baron Ma ...
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... himself . This happened in the cafe of the lamented Kirke White , and fome others ; and we trust it did also in that of Mr. Grahame , author of the British Georgics ‡ , whose poem we commended a confiderable time before we heard of his ...
... himself . This happened in the cafe of the lamented Kirke White , and fome others ; and we trust it did also in that of Mr. Grahame , author of the British Georgics ‡ , whose poem we commended a confiderable time before we heard of his ...
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... himself again . " 2 66 # Nith y glaw mawr . This epithet , uncouth as it may appear in the English language , is peculiarly happy in the Welfh . No Briton can hear it without rapture . " Rhâd Rhâd Duw wyd ar hyd daear : Rhuad blîn ...
... himself again . " 2 66 # Nith y glaw mawr . This epithet , uncouth as it may appear in the English language , is peculiarly happy in the Welfh . No Briton can hear it without rapture . " Rhâd Rhâd Duw wyd ar hyd daear : Rhuad blîn ...
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... himself of Towy , but whe very fenfibly changed his refidence and removed to a more fhel . tered fpot ; he was the fon of Thomas Lloyd , the lineal defcen- dant in the elder line of Elyftan Glodrydd , by Angharad , his fecond wife ...
... himself of Towy , but whe very fenfibly changed his refidence and removed to a more fhel . tered fpot ; he was the fon of Thomas Lloyd , the lineal defcen- dant in the elder line of Elyftan Glodrydd , by Angharad , his fecond wife ...
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... himself and others ; but by no perfon more learnedly , or in a manner more fatis- factory than by Dr. Jamieson , in his admirable Scottish Dic- tionary , under Beltane or Beltein ; a fpecimen of which part we gave in our Review of that ...
... himself and others ; but by no perfon more learnedly , or in a manner more fatis- factory than by Dr. Jamieson , in his admirable Scottish Dic- tionary , under Beltane or Beltein ; a fpecimen of which part we gave in our Review of that ...
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