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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... Give me fruit , but according to the Latin order , Fruit give me , Fructum da mihi . For this plain reafon , that his attention was wholly directed towards fruit , the defired object . This was the exciting idea , the object which moved ...
... Give me fruit , but according to the Latin order , Fruit give me , Fructum da mihi . For this plain reafon , that his attention was wholly directed towards fruit , the defired object . This was the exciting idea , the object which moved ...
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... Give , give ! Self is the next confider- ation , and the fruit is the ultimate object of his wishes ; he therefore exclaims , Give me that apple ! Our author very properly obferves , that , In all modern tongues , the arrangement of the ...
... Give , give ! Self is the next confider- ation , and the fruit is the ultimate object of his wishes ; he therefore exclaims , Give me that apple ! Our author very properly obferves , that , In all modern tongues , the arrangement of the ...
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... give over to read him at all . ii . 274. They are much formed upon the ancients . ii . 283. She broke into a smile , as if the had feemed to fay , I will wear you , & c . ii . 351. He mult reckon üpon find- ing characters . ii . 429 ...
... give over to read him at all . ii . 274. They are much formed upon the ancients . ii . 283. She broke into a smile , as if the had feemed to fay , I will wear you , & c . ii . 351. He mult reckon üpon find- ing characters . ii . 429 ...
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