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Page 104
... merit , Mr. Richardson's system aspires ; and to prove that it does not arrogate to itself a superiority to which it ... merits and detects : but , from a view of its construction , it appears peculiarly calculated for dispatch . The ...
... merit , Mr. Richardson's system aspires ; and to prove that it does not arrogate to itself a superiority to which it ... merits and detects : but , from a view of its construction , it appears peculiarly calculated for dispatch . The ...
Page 109
... merit in point of composition , in which poor Ireland bewails most pathetically the loss of her independence , & c . " Where - where is the spirit of liberty fled , Display'd by your fathers of old ; When at Derry and Boyne for that ...
... merit in point of composition , in which poor Ireland bewails most pathetically the loss of her independence , & c . " Where - where is the spirit of liberty fled , Display'd by your fathers of old ; When at Derry and Boyne for that ...
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... merit enough to be admitted into the ftock of a student's treasures , it will be re - perused chiefly for the sake of the passages of peculiar excellence interspersed through it , which perhaps do not give out all their beauties even to ...
... merit enough to be admitted into the ftock of a student's treasures , it will be re - perused chiefly for the sake of the passages of peculiar excellence interspersed through it , which perhaps do not give out all their beauties even to ...
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