The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 14Philological Society of London, 1788 |
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... Himself , Clark .巍 Minor Poems ; or , Poetical Pieces , never before. tereft . It abounds not in ftriking inci- dents ; but it is replete with --- what we like better --- virtuous fentiments --- fenti- ments , however , which are not ...
... Himself , Clark .巍 Minor Poems ; or , Poetical Pieces , never before. tereft . It abounds not in ftriking inci- dents ; but it is replete with --- what we like better --- virtuous fentiments --- fenti- ments , however , which are not ...
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... himself on the protection of the Court , that he might not reply to any tranfaction on this fubject which passed at Fyzabad , as it might tend to criminate himself , being in this in- ftance the principal author of the measures that ...
... himself on the protection of the Court , that he might not reply to any tranfaction on this fubject which passed at Fyzabad , as it might tend to criminate himself , being in this in- ftance the principal author of the measures that ...
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... himself , at thirty years of age , reduced to the neceffity of fupplicating the aid of cooks and of quacks , whofe inventions never failed to procure him an hour of pain for a moment of pleasure . He He was furprised to recover , at the ...
... himself , at thirty years of age , reduced to the neceffity of fupplicating the aid of cooks and of quacks , whofe inventions never failed to procure him an hour of pain for a moment of pleasure . He He was furprised to recover , at the ...
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Directions on the Reading of Hiſtory | 6 |
Anecdotes of Drs Goldſmith and Kenrick | 10 |
Prologue and Epilogue to the Comedy | 16 |
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