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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... heads of the emperors and heroes have generally the mouth apparently fhut ; thofe of the gods , flightly opened . It is ... head is carved in brittle materials , it is generally fhort ; but in others , and particularly in female figures ...
... heads of the emperors and heroes have generally the mouth apparently fhut ; thofe of the gods , flightly opened . It is ... head is carved in brittle materials , it is generally fhort ; but in others , and particularly in female figures ...
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... head , Mock thy vain toils , and weigh thee to the dead . ” The remainder merits our warmest approbation ; and we know not which to commend most , his lamentation for the death of his wife , his terror on account of the Indians who had ...
... head , Mock thy vain toils , and weigh thee to the dead . ” The remainder merits our warmest approbation ; and we know not which to commend most , his lamentation for the death of his wife , his terror on account of the Indians who had ...
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... head , and it is confined to them ; in men the fame effect is chiefly produced by the afcent of the blood , and by the turns and angles of the carotids . Our author then examines the ftructure and ufes of the finufes . He confiders them ...
... head , and it is confined to them ; in men the fame effect is chiefly produced by the afcent of the blood , and by the turns and angles of the carotids . Our author then examines the ftructure and ufes of the finufes . He confiders them ...
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