The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 20Philological Society of London, 1791 |
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... seems now fcarcely any thing left to be faid new upon it . To repeat the remarks of others , by a fresh writer upon Education , wople be an unneceffary and impertinent intrufion upon the public attention , and to boast novelties would ...
... seems now fcarcely any thing left to be faid new upon it . To repeat the remarks of others , by a fresh writer upon Education , wople be an unneceffary and impertinent intrufion upon the public attention , and to boast novelties would ...
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... seems to be in the order of the general economy of the world , that when the greatest and most deteftable vices domineer , the molt eminent and di- ftinguifhed virtues raife their heads more proudly . Such is not the time for mediocrity ...
... seems to be in the order of the general economy of the world , that when the greatest and most deteftable vices domineer , the molt eminent and di- ftinguifhed virtues raife their heads more proudly . Such is not the time for mediocrity ...
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... seems very wonderful , that in this uneven country , a Canal fhould be capable of extending 90 miles without a Lock . We return to Lancafter , and returning to Town by the fame route with which we fet out , here ends my Journal . W ...
... seems very wonderful , that in this uneven country , a Canal fhould be capable of extending 90 miles without a Lock . We return to Lancafter , and returning to Town by the fame route with which we fet out , here ends my Journal . W ...
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