The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1810 |
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Page 145
... death's hideous form , His threatening voice , and piercing cries , Shriek in our ears and scare our eyes ; It is not when the slogan shout Has sent the death - word ' mid the rout , Nor ' mid the hail of the arrowy shower , Nor when we ...
... death's hideous form , His threatening voice , and piercing cries , Shriek in our ears and scare our eyes ; It is not when the slogan shout Has sent the death - word ' mid the rout , Nor ' mid the hail of the arrowy shower , Nor when we ...
Page 265
... death ; but when the execution of this sentence comes to be deliberated upon , a small proportion of each class are singled out , the general character , or the peculiar aggravations of whose crimes render them fit examples of public ...
... death ; but when the execution of this sentence comes to be deliberated upon , a small proportion of each class are singled out , the general character , or the peculiar aggravations of whose crimes render them fit examples of public ...
Page 455
... death of the duke of Orleans . He is said to have possessed some showy qualities , but his character was tarnished by avarice . He could practise a refined politeness , but there was something harsh and austere , which was seen through ...
... death of the duke of Orleans . He is said to have possessed some showy qualities , but his character was tarnished by avarice . He could practise a refined politeness , but there was something harsh and austere , which was seen through ...
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