The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... shall I In mine Orlando's fight loose my virginitie ? ' Mr. Hoole's version has a very different effect . · High at a window ftood the feeming maid , And thus , in moving words , implor'd his aid ; Ah ! help ! -I give to thy protecting ...
... shall I In mine Orlando's fight loose my virginitie ? ' Mr. Hoole's version has a very different effect . · High at a window ftood the feeming maid , And thus , in moving words , implor'd his aid ; Ah ! help ! -I give to thy protecting ...
Page 218
... shall more the cruel beast appal Than Francis , whom the Franks their fovereign call . He , first of men with happy omens led , The crown scarce fettled on his youthful head , Shall cross th'oppofing Alps , and render vain Whate'er ...
... shall more the cruel beast appal Than Francis , whom the Franks their fovereign call . He , first of men with happy omens led , The crown scarce fettled on his youthful head , Shall cross th'oppofing Alps , and render vain Whate'er ...
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... shall complete our reformation of the materia medica , The great change , which influences every part of this edi tion , is the direction of the College , to determine every thing by weight . The liquid menftrua are therefore never mea ...
... shall complete our reformation of the materia medica , The great change , which influences every part of this edi tion , is the direction of the College , to determine every thing by weight . The liquid menftrua are therefore never mea ...
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