The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volumes 12-13Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1762 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... says , it would be well expreffed by one who had often seen prisoners tor- tured in the dungeons of the inquifition , or who had feen what the dungeons of the inquifition are , the beft earthly emblem of , viz . hell , we cannot pretend ...
... says , it would be well expreffed by one who had often seen prisoners tor- tured in the dungeons of the inquifition , or who had feen what the dungeons of the inquifition are , the beft earthly emblem of , viz . hell , we cannot pretend ...
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Tobias Smollett. The ftudent likes the motion well ; Says he , I'll answer you with one quite new- My tale in courtly speech I cannot tell ; But I can tell a merry tale , and true . ' Thefe , with a few more lines , are all we can ...
Tobias Smollett. The ftudent likes the motion well ; Says he , I'll answer you with one quite new- My tale in courtly speech I cannot tell ; But I can tell a merry tale , and true . ' Thefe , with a few more lines , are all we can ...
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... says you may fee , We can never have corn without chaff ; So not a bent fixpence cares he , Whether with him or at ... Say , is it fitting that the bard Whom Caledonia's chiefs regard , A foot fhould walk , or by fome jade With broken ...
... says you may fee , We can never have corn without chaff ; So not a bent fixpence cares he , Whether with him or at ... Say , is it fitting that the bard Whom Caledonia's chiefs regard , A foot fhould walk , or by fome jade With broken ...
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