The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... seems as if he had just come from the king's closet , or from the apartments of the men whom he defcribes , and was telling his reader , in plain honeft terms , what he had seen and heard . I have always rather tried to escape the ...
... seems as if he had just come from the king's closet , or from the apartments of the men whom he defcribes , and was telling his reader , in plain honeft terms , what he had seen and heard . I have always rather tried to escape the ...
Page 272
... seems not to have wifhed for any other minifter , friend , or com- panion , than his wife . He not only paffed every night with her , but every day also , -fick or well he never quitted her : and when affairs of state or étiquette ...
... seems not to have wifhed for any other minifter , friend , or com- panion , than his wife . He not only paffed every night with her , but every day also , -fick or well he never quitted her : and when affairs of state or étiquette ...
Page 295
... seems , be- caufe he has few accurate observations on cool and cold baths . He never continued the cool fo long as the tepid bath , and therefore cannot fay what they would have done in the space of an hour . On the change produced upon ...
... seems , be- caufe he has few accurate observations on cool and cold baths . He never continued the cool fo long as the tepid bath , and therefore cannot fay what they would have done in the space of an hour . On the change produced upon ...
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