The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... piece is derived . But the Author has called in the Hea- then Mythology to his aid . The fcene opens with a view of Venus , furrounded by all thofe ideal beings who kindle and refine love . Their in- dignation had been excited by a ...
... piece is derived . But the Author has called in the Hea- then Mythology to his aid . The fcene opens with a view of Venus , furrounded by all thofe ideal beings who kindle and refine love . Their in- dignation had been excited by a ...
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... piece of flannel is laid on the paper , which the next moment is portable , and hung out to dry , the flaws being firft picked out this part occupies the women and children . " We next paffed to a tobacco - mill : it contains a large ...
... piece of flannel is laid on the paper , which the next moment is portable , and hung out to dry , the flaws being firft picked out this part occupies the women and children . " We next paffed to a tobacco - mill : it contains a large ...
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... piece , or what fhould have been the main subject of the piece , remains dormant , while our attention is directed to matters that neither have arifen from , nor feem to bear the least upon it . All at once 66 The play ftands still ...
... piece , or what fhould have been the main subject of the piece , remains dormant , while our attention is directed to matters that neither have arifen from , nor feem to bear the least upon it . All at once 66 The play ftands still ...
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