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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... equal claim to the attention , and where the mind is never at reft , on account of the continual recurrence of equal or fuperior beauty . To defcend from deferiptions , dictated by the warmest enthu- fiafm , to attitudes and proportions ...
... equal claim to the attention , and where the mind is never at reft , on account of the continual recurrence of equal or fuperior beauty . To defcend from deferiptions , dictated by the warmest enthu- fiafm , to attitudes and proportions ...
Page 259
... equal knowlege , every author poffeffed equal candour . We have freely given our opinion of fome difputed paffages ; and if we have not mentioned the work with the enthufiaftic warmth , and zealous admiration , which the fondness of an ...
... equal knowlege , every author poffeffed equal candour . We have freely given our opinion of fome difputed paffages ; and if we have not mentioned the work with the enthufiaftic warmth , and zealous admiration , which the fondness of an ...
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... equal to nothing . The third relates to a correction which we must explain more fully . Every con verging feries , whofe terms , when infinitely extended , be- come equal to nothing , may be changed by collecting two terms into one ...
... equal to nothing . The third relates to a correction which we must explain more fully . Every con verging feries , whofe terms , when infinitely extended , be- come equal to nothing , may be changed by collecting two terms into one ...
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