The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 18Philological Society of London, 1790 |
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... seems a talent almolt pe . culiar to the French nation . The works of Rochefoucault and La Bruyere are yet unrivalled ; but although their fuperior merit appears to have placed them beyond the reach of competition , they have of late ...
... seems a talent almolt pe . culiar to the French nation . The works of Rochefoucault and La Bruyere are yet unrivalled ; but although their fuperior merit appears to have placed them beyond the reach of competition , they have of late ...
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... seem greater in profpect than they are found to be when prefent . The pleasure of the chace is loft when the prize of our ... seems , a kind of magical power to excite the greater attention , to magnify its value or importance in our ...
... seem greater in profpect than they are found to be when prefent . The pleasure of the chace is loft when the prize of our ... seems , a kind of magical power to excite the greater attention , to magnify its value or importance in our ...
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... seems originally to have fown the feeds of it in our conftitution . The confequent elevation of mind there- fore , how groundless or enthuliaftic foever it be fuppofed , is neverthelelefs a real enjoyment and pleasure , and has ever ...
... seems originally to have fown the feeds of it in our conftitution . The confequent elevation of mind there- fore , how groundless or enthuliaftic foever it be fuppofed , is neverthelelefs a real enjoyment and pleasure , and has ever ...
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