The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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... manner in which Louis the XIVth spent his youth , " that his successor did not till the afternoon and evening of his life sink into the arms of the Marchioness de Pompadour and of the Countess du Barry . Does Sir N. mean to say , that ...
... manner in which Louis the XIVth spent his youth , " that his successor did not till the afternoon and evening of his life sink into the arms of the Marchioness de Pompadour and of the Countess du Barry . Does Sir N. mean to say , that ...
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... manner in which he delivered his opinions and decisions on every point , rendered him so disagreeable in com pany and oppressive in conversation , that all the superiority of his talents could not make full amends , in my estimation ...
... manner in which he delivered his opinions and decisions on every point , rendered him so disagreeable in com pany and oppressive in conversation , that all the superiority of his talents could not make full amends , in my estimation ...
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... manner he informs us that Prior published about 1706 , " a volume of poems with the encomiastic character of his patron the Duke of Dorset . " No doubt he meant to speak of Charles Earl of Dorset , who died nearly at that time . " We ...
... manner he informs us that Prior published about 1706 , " a volume of poems with the encomiastic character of his patron the Duke of Dorset . " No doubt he meant to speak of Charles Earl of Dorset , who died nearly at that time . " We ...
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... manner indeed was against him . He spoke with a hectic , asthmatic , stammering tone of voice , like a boy who had his lesson ill by heart . But such were the charms of his matter , that he who heard him speak for two hours , only ...
... manner indeed was against him . He spoke with a hectic , asthmatic , stammering tone of voice , like a boy who had his lesson ill by heart . But such were the charms of his matter , that he who heard him speak for two hours , only ...
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... manner , but because they were anxious to impress upon the minds of believers the incalculable importance of preserving unbroken the unity of the Church ? The Church is represented in the Gospel under the images of a family , a city ...
... manner , but because they were anxious to impress upon the minds of believers the incalculable importance of preserving unbroken the unity of the Church ? The Church is represented in the Gospel under the images of a family , a city ...
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