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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... relation to the fublime ; boldness . and grandeur in the thoughts , and , in fome inftances , the pa- thetic , or ftrong exertions of paffion : the other three , tropes , figures , and mulical arrangement , have no more relation to the ...
... relation to the fublime ; boldness . and grandeur in the thoughts , and , in fome inftances , the pa- thetic , or ftrong exertions of paffion : the other three , tropes , figures , and mulical arrangement , have no more relation to the ...
Page 339
... relation either to the retention or communication of magnetifm . " IV . A confiderable degree of heat deftroys both electricity and magnetifm and yet a moderate warmth , fuch as is found to be favourable to electricity in every respect ...
... relation either to the retention or communication of magnetifm . " IV . A confiderable degree of heat deftroys both electricity and magnetifm and yet a moderate warmth , fuch as is found to be favourable to electricity in every respect ...
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... relation of his , a gentleman of honour and learning , and my particular friend , from whom I had it , and who read and ap- proved of this account , before it went to prefs . ' Stories , like this of the dog , fometimes arife from ...
... relation of his , a gentleman of honour and learning , and my particular friend , from whom I had it , and who read and ap- proved of this account , before it went to prefs . ' Stories , like this of the dog , fometimes arife from ...
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