The Monthly Mirror1809 |
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... favour ; for he has always partisans enough who acts well , if the Critics are worthy of their trust . We have quoted the last verse , Si illis fides est , quibus est ea res in manu , without fear , for we are conscious that we have ...
... favour ; for he has always partisans enough who acts well , if the Critics are worthy of their trust . We have quoted the last verse , Si illis fides est , quibus est ea res in manu , without fear , for we are conscious that we have ...
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... favoured country , for such it evidently is ; but I may remark , that it is most singular , that though it is near Africa , if forty leagues can be called near that quarter of the world ; yet here are no ferocious animals , naturally so ...
... favoured country , for such it evidently is ; but I may remark , that it is most singular , that though it is near Africa , if forty leagues can be called near that quarter of the world ; yet here are no ferocious animals , naturally so ...
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... favour ? upon which the General said , if it be for any thing after your death you ask , you may be assured it shall be ful- filled , but hang you must . ' The soldier said , it was for something after his execution that he asked , but ...
... favour ? upon which the General said , if it be for any thing after your death you ask , you may be assured it shall be ful- filled , but hang you must . ' The soldier said , it was for something after his execution that he asked , but ...
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... favour of her to read his ring likewise in the inverse order of the letters , and she would also discover their true signification . " Egregious perfidy ! thou'rt false thou harlot ! " P.66-69 . " ANECDOTE OF FREDERIC THE GREAT . " No ...
... favour of her to read his ring likewise in the inverse order of the letters , and she would also discover their true signification . " Egregious perfidy ! thou'rt false thou harlot ! " P.66-69 . " ANECDOTE OF FREDERIC THE GREAT . " No ...
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... favour of Mr. Elliston's Tragedy ( when all his wisest and wildest friends give him up in that point ) it only proves that the most upright hearts , and soundest judgments , are not always equal to themselves , or free from a bias ...
... favour of Mr. Elliston's Tragedy ( when all his wisest and wildest friends give him up in that point ) it only proves that the most upright hearts , and soundest judgments , are not always equal to themselves , or free from a bias ...
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