The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 - English literature |
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... original work ; but we think that the title SEAMEN is unne- ceffarily fwelled out by an abstract of the claufes in the act 35 Geo . 3. c . 28. relating to the allotment of feamen's wages ; because the certificates thereby required from ...
... original work ; but we think that the title SEAMEN is unne- ceffarily fwelled out by an abstract of the claufes in the act 35 Geo . 3. c . 28. relating to the allotment of feamen's wages ; because the certificates thereby required from ...
Page 366
... original . These he supposed to be so numerous , as to re- quire only the addition of a few odes to render them a complete collection . On a nearer examination , however , this scheme pre- fented feveral difficulties . There are , it is ...
... original . These he supposed to be so numerous , as to re- quire only the addition of a few odes to render them a complete collection . On a nearer examination , however , this scheme pre- fented feveral difficulties . There are , it is ...
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... original , which the genius of his language would bear without running into harshness or obfcurity . We admire for inftance the expreffion of darkness wifible ; but we must not infift on its being tranflated , if we are told the idiom ...
... original , which the genius of his language would bear without running into harshness or obfcurity . We admire for inftance the expreffion of darkness wifible ; but we must not infift on its being tranflated , if we are told the idiom ...
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