The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 18Philological Society of London, 1790 |
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... character in the ties of the clofeft intimacy and friendship . However greatly I efteem the of thofe elevated characters who condescend to honour me with their regard , and the converfation of the literati who favour me with their ...
... character in the ties of the clofeft intimacy and friendship . However greatly I efteem the of thofe elevated characters who condescend to honour me with their regard , and the converfation of the literati who favour me with their ...
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... character was totally changed . He now became furly , ill - natured , over - bearing , and mifanthro- pical . If he ever indulged his fefter feelings , and showed the more amiable fide of his character , it was only to thofe old friends ...
... character was totally changed . He now became furly , ill - natured , over - bearing , and mifanthro- pical . If he ever indulged his fefter feelings , and showed the more amiable fide of his character , it was only to thofe old friends ...
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... character of Hamlet ftands confefiedly fair and great . He moved in the higheit fphere of men ; poffeffed an elevated and comprehenfive mind ; penetrated through every character ; knew the whole of human life ; faw no- thing noble but ...
... character of Hamlet ftands confefiedly fair and great . He moved in the higheit fphere of men ; poffeffed an elevated and comprehenfive mind ; penetrated through every character ; knew the whole of human life ; faw no- thing noble but ...
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