The British Critic, Volume 38F. and C. Rivington, 1812 |
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... , he a No. VI . * No. V. p . 527. + No. II . P. 135 . P. 561 . No. III . p . 284 . De Sade ; whose object was to prove himself defcended from " Laura . virtuous virtuous lover , and she an innocent maiden , as 6 X PREFACE . !
... , he a No. VI . * No. V. p . 527. + No. II . P. 135 . P. 561 . No. III . p . 284 . De Sade ; whose object was to prove himself defcended from " Laura . virtuous virtuous lover , and she an innocent maiden , as 6 X PREFACE . !
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... whose poem we commended a confiderable time before we heard of his deceafe . To the natural feelings of a poet in particular , it must be foothing to catch the liberal praise of ftrangers , before his fenfibilities be- come extinct ...
... whose poem we commended a confiderable time before we heard of his deceafe . To the natural feelings of a poet in particular , it must be foothing to catch the liberal praise of ftrangers , before his fenfibilities be- come extinct ...
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... whose defcription must be nearly fimilar , I promife that I will detain him upon these bleak and dreary mountains for as short a time as I can . " The parish and chapel of Llanddewi Abergweffin is appendant and appurtenant to ...
... whose defcription must be nearly fimilar , I promife that I will detain him upon these bleak and dreary mountains for as short a time as I can . " The parish and chapel of Llanddewi Abergweffin is appendant and appurtenant to ...
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... Whose word I could not doubt , ) that jealous rancour , Stirr'd up amongst the vaffals of Maclean , Who , in their favage fury , had been heard To utter threats against thy innocent felf , Made it unfafe in open guife to venture , Here ...
... Whose word I could not doubt , ) that jealous rancour , Stirr'd up amongst the vaffals of Maclean , Who , in their favage fury , had been heard To utter threats against thy innocent felf , Made it unfafe in open guife to venture , Here ...
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... whose borders they form . Perhaps at the moment the volcano groans in its receffes , * Reichard's Briefe - über Paris . 1 and and prepares death and deftruction , perhaps at the moment 62 Faber's Sketches of the Internal State of France .
... whose borders they form . Perhaps at the moment the volcano groans in its receffes , * Reichard's Briefe - über Paris . 1 and and prepares death and deftruction , perhaps at the moment 62 Faber's Sketches of the Internal State of France .
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