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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... reader to the obfervations of other critics , who have taken the trouble to discuss these particulars : our bufinefs fhall be to con- fider how far the performance conduces to the entertainment or information of the reader . Common ...
... reader to the obfervations of other critics , who have taken the trouble to discuss these particulars : our bufinefs fhall be to con- fider how far the performance conduces to the entertainment or information of the reader . Common ...
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... reader inceffantly from ftory to ftory . Ariofto is ftill more fatiguing than Ovid , by exceeding the juft bounds of variety . Not fatisfied , like Ovid , with a fucceffion in his ftories , he diftracts the reader by jumbling together a ...
... reader inceffantly from ftory to ftory . Ariofto is ftill more fatiguing than Ovid , by exceeding the juft bounds of variety . Not fatisfied , like Ovid , with a fucceffion in his ftories , he diftracts the reader by jumbling together a ...
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... reader of anatomy at Oxford , who at- tended him in 1750 ; by Mr. Davenport , who attended him in 1751 ; by Mr ... reader will take the trouble to peruse these notes , written from Dr. Hunter's lectures in the year 1749 , and the four ...
... reader of anatomy at Oxford , who at- tended him in 1750 ; by Mr. Davenport , who attended him in 1751 ; by Mr ... reader will take the trouble to peruse these notes , written from Dr. Hunter's lectures in the year 1749 , and the four ...
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T HE Frederician Code A Second Effay on the Medicinal Virtues of Hemlock | 12 |
Oxford and Cambridge Verfes on the Kings Marriage | 22 |
Heaths Royal Aftronomer and Navigator | 29 |
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