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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... elegant . ii , 538 . In thefe fentences the grammatical order of words would be much more natural and agreeable , than this inverted arrange- ment . Suppofe a man fhould gravely and seriously afk a friend to take a walk into his garden ...
... elegant . ii , 538 . In thefe fentences the grammatical order of words would be much more natural and agreeable , than this inverted arrange- ment . Suppofe a man fhould gravely and seriously afk a friend to take a walk into his garden ...
Page 387
... elegance of the workmanship . The poets , except perhaps Theocritus , did not equally fupport their former ... elegant and valuable was facri- ficed to this rage of rivalfhip , during the temporary fupremacy , which the chances ...
... elegance of the workmanship . The poets , except perhaps Theocritus , did not equally fupport their former ... elegant and valuable was facri- ficed to this rage of rivalfhip , during the temporary fupremacy , which the chances ...
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... elegance , is now become an attendant on the Mufes , an handmaid to Hiftory , to Poetry , and Philosophy . From this ... elegant and ufeful . We were not furprised at his favourable account of Egyptian tafte , fince , as well as their ...
... elegance , is now become an attendant on the Mufes , an handmaid to Hiftory , to Poetry , and Philosophy . From this ... elegant and ufeful . We were not furprised at his favourable account of Egyptian tafte , fince , as well as their ...
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