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Rasselas , transiated into French , 148 fingen , Rotomciliation , a Comedy , 229 Transl . of Ildegerte , 334 Repb's Poems , 448 Thougbes on Common Prostitution , 478 Reports of the Society for the Poor , 240 Times , Signs of .
Rasselas , transiated into French , 148 fingen , Rotomciliation , a Comedy , 229 Transl . of Ildegerte , 334 Repb's Poems , 448 Thougbes on Common Prostitution , 478 Reports of the Society for the Poor , 240 Times , Signs of .
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41 ) from this tragedy , seem sufficiently nervous , robust , energetic , and sonorous , to shield the Italian language from the common censure of too great softness and effeminacy . A distant noise being heard by the characters on the ...
41 ) from this tragedy , seem sufficiently nervous , robust , energetic , and sonorous , to shield the Italian language from the common censure of too great softness and effeminacy . A distant noise being heard by the characters on the ...
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These vessels carry great burdens ; and , according to the author's expression , great expansion is common to them all ; that is , they are more long and broad relatively to their depth , than our vessels are .
These vessels carry great burdens ; and , according to the author's expression , great expansion is common to them all ; that is , they are more long and broad relatively to their depth , than our vessels are .
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James Whitelaw , M. R.I.A. Having shewn that the common projections ( stereographic , conical , and circular ) are unfit for mensuration , this gentleman proposes a method of determining , to a considerable degree of accuracy ...
James Whitelaw , M. R.I.A. Having shewn that the common projections ( stereographic , conical , and circular ) are unfit for mensuration , this gentleman proposes a method of determining , to a considerable degree of accuracy ...
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The disposition to ridicule every scientific project as absurd until it has been absolutely brought to perfection has been the common topic of complaint among men of inventive genius ; and it is curious to observe that poets ...
The disposition to ridicule every scientific project as absurd until it has been absolutely brought to perfection has been the common topic of complaint among men of inventive genius ; and it is curious to observe that poets ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1799 |
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