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... a circumstance chiefly attributable to Mr. Impey's having lengthened out the main plot , to a degree which weakens its interest , of the little amusing piece which is still performed with considerable success on the Parisian stage .
... a circumstance chiefly attributable to Mr. Impey's having lengthened out the main plot , to a degree which weakens its interest , of the little amusing piece which is still performed with considerable success on the Parisian stage .
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... we repeat our regret that the palpable marks of imitation , with which his poetry abounds , and to which we have already alluded , are considerable drawbacks from the pleasure which we should otherwise have derived from them .
... we repeat our regret that the palpable marks of imitation , with which his poetry abounds , and to which we have already alluded , are considerable drawbacks from the pleasure which we should otherwise have derived from them .
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69.17 paume h A Much doubtless remains to be done in improving the gene- ral system of education , and considerable service might be expected if different masters would lay before the public the results of their experience : but it ...
69.17 paume h A Much doubtless remains to be done in improving the gene- ral system of education , and considerable service might be expected if different masters would lay before the public the results of their experience : but it ...
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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, 1822 |
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