The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... fome are of a yellowish colour , others white . The fecond row of pillars , which bear no proportion in bulk to thofe juft defcribed , and the fix which are innermost of all , two of which form the door pofts , and another which is ...
... fome are of a yellowish colour , others white . The fecond row of pillars , which bear no proportion in bulk to thofe juft defcribed , and the fix which are innermost of all , two of which form the door pofts , and another which is ...
Page 565
... fome practical knowledge of men and manners . His ftyle is , in general , agreeable and entertaining ; though his language is often dif- fufe , his periods parenthetical and abounding with provincial phrafes . Many anecdotes and ...
... fome practical knowledge of men and manners . His ftyle is , in general , agreeable and entertaining ; though his language is often dif- fufe , his periods parenthetical and abounding with provincial phrafes . Many anecdotes and ...
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... fome diftricts , the chiefs readily acquiefced in terms of peace : in others , the leaders risqued several engagements before they fubmitted . Count Louis de Frotté , by delaying his furrender , expofed himself to the refentment of the ...
... fome diftricts , the chiefs readily acquiefced in terms of peace : in others , the leaders risqued several engagements before they fubmitted . Count Louis de Frotté , by delaying his furrender , expofed himself to the refentment of the ...
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