The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 20Philological Society of London, 1791 |
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... these places as in a book . I then called to mind paft events , and took a review of all the great men who had any relation with these coun- tries , and which reading and study had introduced to my acquaintance . If I had followed the ...
... these places as in a book . I then called to mind paft events , and took a review of all the great men who had any relation with these coun- tries , and which reading and study had introduced to my acquaintance . If I had followed the ...
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... these boards we court your favour again , great fhall be our efforts . " 19. Mr. Bloomfield , from Bath , appear- ed the first time in London , at Covent Gar- den , in the character of Theodore , in the Count of Narbonne , Mr ...
... these boards we court your favour again , great fhall be our efforts . " 19. Mr. Bloomfield , from Bath , appear- ed the first time in London , at Covent Gar- den , in the character of Theodore , in the Count of Narbonne , Mr ...
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... these the fpirit of Poetry is as much loft , as the fenfe and fyftem i felf in the others . I ought to take this opportunity of acknowledg ing the Latin Tranflation of my Ode , which you fent me , and in which I could fee little or ...
... these the fpirit of Poetry is as much loft , as the fenfe and fyftem i felf in the others . I ought to take this opportunity of acknowledg ing the Latin Tranflation of my Ode , which you fent me , and in which I could fee little or ...
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