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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... person of extenfive knowlege , that the caffia produced in Sumatra is from the fame tree which yields the true cinnamon , and that the apparent difference arifes from the lefs judicious manner of quilling it . In almost every part of ...
... person of extenfive knowlege , that the caffia produced in Sumatra is from the fame tree which yields the true cinnamon , and that the apparent difference arifes from the lefs judicious manner of quilling it . In almost every part of ...
Page 180
... person in the ftreets to overlook them . The rooms are in general small , from ten to twelve feet , and from fourteen to eighteen feet ; few communications between room and room ; almost all without windows , except the apartments ...
... person in the ftreets to overlook them . The rooms are in general small , from ten to twelve feet , and from fourteen to eighteen feet ; few communications between room and room ; almost all without windows , except the apartments ...
Page 237
... person who did not read with propriety : Si cantas , male cantas ; fi legis , cantas , ' we may apply to the prefent author . If it be poetry , it is very bad ; if profe , it is too poe- tical . There is , indeed , fome little ...
... person who did not read with propriety : Si cantas , male cantas ; fi legis , cantas , ' we may apply to the prefent author . If it be poetry , it is very bad ; if profe , it is too poe- tical . There is , indeed , fome little ...
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