The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 22Philological Society of London, 1792 |
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... effect which this Humour produces on the mind . When , for example , two perfons amufe themfelves in telling ludicrous tales , he who laughs before he begins to speak will neither intereft nor entertain the auditors half as much , as he ...
... effect which this Humour produces on the mind . When , for example , two perfons amufe themfelves in telling ludicrous tales , he who laughs before he begins to speak will neither intereft nor entertain the auditors half as much , as he ...
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... effect , confiftently with his own dignity , and with the prin- ciples which direct his conduct . But thofe fame fentiments which have engaged him not to interfere in the internal affairs of France , equally tend to induce him to ...
... effect , confiftently with his own dignity , and with the prin- ciples which direct his conduct . But thofe fame fentiments which have engaged him not to interfere in the internal affairs of France , equally tend to induce him to ...
Side 471
... effects the most alarm- ing . If Government did not put a speedy termination to thefe proceedings , he was convinced that that great man Dr. Prieft- ley , and every other Diffenter , would not be fafe . To produce this effect he meant ...
... effects the most alarm- ing . If Government did not put a speedy termination to thefe proceedings , he was convinced that that great man Dr. Prieft- ley , and every other Diffenter , would not be fafe . To produce this effect he meant ...
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