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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... neral happily preferved ; but the tranflator has not equalled his author in terfenefs and in energy . He has fometimes extended two words into as many lines , where more attention and greater care might have included their force in the ...
... neral happily preferved ; but the tranflator has not equalled his author in terfenefs and in energy . He has fometimes extended two words into as many lines , where more attention and greater care might have included their force in the ...
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... neral , but to obferve , that many paffages which feem fantastic and ridiculous in this noble , though eccentric poem , would , if traced to their fource , appear in a very different light . The peculiar manners which he defcribes , and ...
... neral , but to obferve , that many paffages which feem fantastic and ridiculous in this noble , though eccentric poem , would , if traced to their fource , appear in a very different light . The peculiar manners which he defcribes , and ...
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... neral . This would be But the ports will admit of its being no more than Confequently the will be too high above ? water by Ee 3 7 17 10 fect . in . 143 G 22 7 15 6 2 44 The The ufual dimenfions for breadth is of the length ...
... neral . This would be But the ports will admit of its being no more than Confequently the will be too high above ? water by Ee 3 7 17 10 fect . in . 143 G 22 7 15 6 2 44 The The ufual dimenfions for breadth is of the length ...
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