The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 20W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1765 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... equal to any of them , both in fentiment and ftile : there is indeed in these fermons fuch an eafy flow of language with- out affectation , fuch a terfenefs and brevity , with fuch an agreeable harmony in the periods as cannot be ...
... equal to any of them , both in fentiment and ftile : there is indeed in these fermons fuch an eafy flow of language with- out affectation , fuch a terfenefs and brevity , with fuch an agreeable harmony in the periods as cannot be ...
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... equal love , without partiality , prejudice , or diftinction : we should follow his fteps , and imi tate his juftice . Nothing but a fuperior fhare of duty and obe- dience , can lay claim to fuperior favour and indulgence : no external ...
... equal love , without partiality , prejudice , or diftinction : we should follow his fteps , and imi tate his juftice . Nothing but a fuperior fhare of duty and obe- dience , can lay claim to fuperior favour and indulgence : no external ...
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... increase less , than an equal number for- merly did . Or , which amounts to the fame thing , among the fame fame number of perfons , there are fewer marriages than Advice to the People in general , with regard to their Health . 27.
... increase less , than an equal number for- merly did . Or , which amounts to the fame thing , among the fame fame number of perfons , there are fewer marriages than Advice to the People in general , with regard to their Health . 27.
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... equal every other refpect , and who will imitate him , to be afraid of a numerous family ; the education of which must greatly contract that expence he had devoted to parade and oftentation ; and befides , if he muft divide his eftate ...
... equal every other refpect , and who will imitate him , to be afraid of a numerous family ; the education of which must greatly contract that expence he had devoted to parade and oftentation ; and befides , if he muft divide his eftate ...
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... equal to that which leaves the country .'- Now this is exactly the reverfe of what our tranflator alledges ; indeed , it seems to be confonant with reafon , and confirmed by the very fubfequent reasons which he himself has tranflated ...
... equal to that which leaves the country .'- Now this is exactly the reverfe of what our tranflator alledges ; indeed , it seems to be confonant with reafon , and confirmed by the very fubfequent reasons which he himself has tranflated ...
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