The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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Page 96
... equally just and elegant . 4 From what we can collect from scattered notices , Mr. Rey- nolds is a very young man ; of his ultimate success as a Poet , a great deal will depend on himself : he has many of the requisites of a fine one ...
... equally just and elegant . 4 From what we can collect from scattered notices , Mr. Rey- nolds is a very young man ; of his ultimate success as a Poet , a great deal will depend on himself : he has many of the requisites of a fine one ...
Page 104
... equally calculated to display the features of deformity in their most revolting aspects . " P. 167 . We can recommend this volume to our readers as exhibiting anore perfect view of French manners and French tempers , than any book we ...
... equally calculated to display the features of deformity in their most revolting aspects . " P. 167 . We can recommend this volume to our readers as exhibiting anore perfect view of French manners and French tempers , than any book we ...
Page 134
... equally well explained by our author , and we are happy to shew him again to our readers in his own simple and energetic style . " I might add , I believe , that other causes contributed much to vitiate the purity of the Latin language ...
... equally well explained by our author , and we are happy to shew him again to our readers in his own simple and energetic style . " I might add , I believe , that other causes contributed much to vitiate the purity of the Latin language ...
Page 140
... equally un- worthy , were raised to the papal throne ; when these things are considered , we cannot but assent to the propriety of the reproach , . with which the cardinal has branded the age , with 140 Berington's Literary History of ...
... equally un- worthy , were raised to the papal throne ; when these things are considered , we cannot but assent to the propriety of the reproach , . with which the cardinal has branded the age , with 140 Berington's Literary History of ...
Page 150
... equally unreasonable . Were it necessary , however , to point out how scriptural truth is confirmed by the deductions of science , and even of geological science , we would mention the accumulated evidence which has been lately brought ...
... equally unreasonable . Were it necessary , however , to point out how scriptural truth is confirmed by the deductions of science , and even of geological science , we would mention the accumulated evidence which has been lately brought ...
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