The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 18Philological Society of London, 1790 |
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... tion to wonderment , or the fame difpofi- tion for the frange and marvelloys , fhould on many occafions become poetical in fer- tile heads , and by fuitable amplification give birth to miracles , prodigies , and chi- merical fictions ...
... tion to wonderment , or the fame difpofi- tion for the frange and marvelloys , fhould on many occafions become poetical in fer- tile heads , and by fuitable amplification give birth to miracles , prodigies , and chi- merical fictions ...
Side 458
... tion was the fole obje & t of his pursuits of the fex . Proof against all the attractions of hu- man love , he yielded only to the goad of brutal instinct , or to a need of amufement . Ever too much of the coarfe debauchee to have any ...
... tion was the fole obje & t of his pursuits of the fex . Proof against all the attractions of hu- man love , he yielded only to the goad of brutal instinct , or to a need of amufement . Ever too much of the coarfe debauchee to have any ...
Side 464
... tion to produce further information , nor had he his Majefty's commands to communicate more than he had then communicated . Mr. Grey conceived , that much more was neceffary , and that many material facts ought to be put into the ...
... tion to produce further information , nor had he his Majefty's commands to communicate more than he had then communicated . Mr. Grey conceived , that much more was neceffary , and that many material facts ought to be put into the ...
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