The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 7Philological Society of London, 1785 |
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... respect to a Governor of the Foundlings ; yet the confciousness of my own rectitude of intention incites me to afk once again , how I have offended ? There are only three fubjects upon which my unhappy pen has happened to venture ...
... respect to a Governor of the Foundlings ; yet the confciousness of my own rectitude of intention incites me to afk once again , how I have offended ? There are only three fubjects upon which my unhappy pen has happened to venture ...
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... respect to us , they were not fo with refpect to the Orientals ; but they have the merit of having brought those arts to per- fection , which various causes prevented from making progrefs among the nations who in- vented them . " Some ...
... respect to us , they were not fo with refpect to the Orientals ; but they have the merit of having brought those arts to per- fection , which various causes prevented from making progrefs among the nations who in- vented them . " Some ...
Side 248
... respect . ” — wich scorn , and as France ftill blushes not to « Then , ” returned he , “ you can also proiect ; found himself surrounded with a entertain no kind of douht but that , as being parcel of half - starved , chop - fallen ...
... respect . ” — wich scorn , and as France ftill blushes not to « Then , ” returned he , “ you can also proiect ; found himself surrounded with a entertain no kind of douht but that , as being parcel of half - starved , chop - fallen ...
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