The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... thought he could in fome measure comprehend . The leffon affected him greatly , and he never forgot either it , or the circumstance that introduced it . ' P. 2 . At the age of nineteen the fon was appointed affiftant pro- feffor of ...
... thought he could in fome measure comprehend . The leffon affected him greatly , and he never forgot either it , or the circumstance that introduced it . ' P. 2 . At the age of nineteen the fon was appointed affiftant pro- feffor of ...
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... thought that St. Antony , who was of all mankind the most humble , who turned his eyes from the vanities of this ... thought of giving the edifice the form of the instru ment of the faint's torture is worthy of the genius of Philip the ...
... thought that St. Antony , who was of all mankind the most humble , who turned his eyes from the vanities of this ... thought of giving the edifice the form of the instru ment of the faint's torture is worthy of the genius of Philip the ...
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... thought arofe from it ; or fome objection , which he thought might be answered . As he did not mean to carry his obfervations into length , he took only fuch texts as he thought naturally opened themselves , though the fubject sometimes ...
... thought arofe from it ; or fome objection , which he thought might be answered . As he did not mean to carry his obfervations into length , he took only fuch texts as he thought naturally opened themselves , though the fubject sometimes ...
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