The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... those which education instilled , and cufa tom has confirmed ; for thofe which he fees generally profeffed ; for thofe which are adapted to his natural temper and difpofition ; or for those which are maintained by men , to whofe ...
... those which education instilled , and cufa tom has confirmed ; for thofe which he fees generally profeffed ; for thofe which are adapted to his natural temper and difpofition ; or for those which are maintained by men , to whofe ...
Page 209
... those inward emotions , without which great talents cannot difplay themselves . There is no character in which the expreffion of the countenance is not of the utmost importance . To feel a character , and to show by the motion of the ...
... those inward emotions , without which great talents cannot difplay themselves . There is no character in which the expreffion of the countenance is not of the utmost importance . To feel a character , and to show by the motion of the ...
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... Those of Mr. Croker are upon a fmaller scale , but are not , perhaps , lefs deferving of the notice of those who are engaged in the erection of fuch buildings . The third part is wholly taken up with the very important bufinefs of roads ...
... Those of Mr. Croker are upon a fmaller scale , but are not , perhaps , lefs deferving of the notice of those who are engaged in the erection of fuch buildings . The third part is wholly taken up with the very important bufinefs of roads ...
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