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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... must be too well acquainted with the methods of study both in Oxford , and the univerfities more peculiarly appropriated to medical inftruction , to be fanguine in his ex- pectations . Diligence and attention must be rendered re ...
... must be too well acquainted with the methods of study both in Oxford , and the univerfities more peculiarly appropriated to medical inftruction , to be fanguine in his ex- pectations . Diligence and attention must be rendered re ...
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... must not only in itfelf be fublime , but it must be fet before us in fuch a light , as is molt proper to give us a clear and full impref fion of it ; it must be defcribed with frength , with concifenefs , and fimplicity . This depends ...
... must not only in itfelf be fublime , but it must be fet before us in fuch a light , as is molt proper to give us a clear and full impref fion of it ; it must be defcribed with frength , with concifenefs , and fimplicity . This depends ...
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... must then cry to the next fentry : and the alarm must circulate from one fentry to another , till it arrives at the guard room . The corporal then goes forth to see what is the matter ; and , when informed from what window the cries ...
... must then cry to the next fentry : and the alarm must circulate from one fentry to another , till it arrives at the guard room . The corporal then goes forth to see what is the matter ; and , when informed from what window the cries ...
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