The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 26Philological Society of London, 1794 |
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... thing . " CHORUS . An thou wert mine ain thing , I wad lo'e thee , 1 wad lo'e thee ; An thou wert mine ain thing , How dearly wad I lose theel THOU , whate'er I wish below To mak ' me bleft , come well come woè , Wert thou but mine ...
... thing . " CHORUS . An thou wert mine ain thing , I wad lo'e thee , 1 wad lo'e thee ; An thou wert mine ain thing , How dearly wad I lose theel THOU , whate'er I wish below To mak ' me bleft , come well come woè , Wert thou but mine ...
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... thing , and will say any thing . " Perfons well acquainted with that fingular nation have , in general , acquiefced in the truth of the Doctor's affertion . It seems referved to our times to be fatally and cruelly convinced , that a ...
... thing , and will say any thing . " Perfons well acquainted with that fingular nation have , in general , acquiefced in the truth of the Doctor's affertion . It seems referved to our times to be fatally and cruelly convinced , that a ...
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... thing to be unlike itself . If the things we fee are external objects , and thefe ex- ternal objects are fingle , they must be feen fingle , whatever may be the means by which they are feen ; whether by one , by two , or by a hundred ...
... thing to be unlike itself . If the things we fee are external objects , and thefe ex- ternal objects are fingle , they must be feen fingle , whatever may be the means by which they are feen ; whether by one , by two , or by a hundred ...
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