The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Page 176
... No man of feufe needs be told , that of the little railleries , which give flavour and poignancy to familiar converfation , more muft be judged from the manner in which they are delivered , than 176 Beattie's Minstrel , and other Pieces .
... No man of feufe needs be told , that of the little railleries , which give flavour and poignancy to familiar converfation , more muft be judged from the manner in which they are delivered , than 176 Beattie's Minstrel , and other Pieces .
Page 195
is natural to enquire , what means are taken to make them so familiar and well acquainted with each other . Mr. Hunter told me , that when he has a stranger to introduce , he does it by ordering the whole herd to be taken to a ftrange ...
is natural to enquire , what means are taken to make them so familiar and well acquainted with each other . Mr. Hunter told me , that when he has a stranger to introduce , he does it by ordering the whole herd to be taken to a ftrange ...
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... familiar Survey of the Chriftian Religion , and of Hiftory as connected with the Introduction of Chriftianity , and with its Progrefs to the prefent Time . Intended primarily for the Ufe of young Perfons of either Sex , during the ...
... familiar Survey of the Chriftian Religion , and of Hiftory as connected with the Introduction of Chriftianity , and with its Progrefs to the prefent Time . Intended primarily for the Ufe of young Perfons of either Sex , during the ...
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