The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 84
... manner , the beauties and imperfections of an author . Rule VII . When two verbs come together , and the latter is in the infinitive mood , if any words come between , they muft be feparated from the latter verb by a fhort paufe . Ex ...
... manner , the beauties and imperfections of an author . Rule VII . When two verbs come together , and the latter is in the infinitive mood , if any words come between , they muft be feparated from the latter verb by a fhort paufe . Ex ...
Page 144
... manner of thinking and judging with refpect to the art in which he fo eminently excelled . Notwithstanding the great merit of the work in general , we do not think that it is every where beyond the reach of criticism . Mr. MENGS's ideas ...
... manner of thinking and judging with refpect to the art in which he fo eminently excelled . Notwithstanding the great merit of the work in general , we do not think that it is every where beyond the reach of criticism . Mr. MENGS's ideas ...
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... manner to the uninformed Jews ; and fhould have multiplied his miracles for the conviction of the unbelieving . His Lord- fhip fhews , in a very clear , diftinct , and fatisfactory manner , that our Saviour's conduct , in either cafe ...
... manner to the uninformed Jews ; and fhould have multiplied his miracles for the conviction of the unbelieving . His Lord- fhip fhews , in a very clear , diftinct , and fatisfactory manner , that our Saviour's conduct , in either cafe ...
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