The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1796 - Books |
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Page 186
... never feen á more noble monument : in the fame manner as he compares the dance made by Vulcan on the fhield of Achilles , to the dance of Ariadné made by Dædalus ; because he had never feen any thing of more ex- quifite workmanship ...
... never feen á more noble monument : in the fame manner as he compares the dance made by Vulcan on the fhield of Achilles , to the dance of Ariadné made by Dædalus ; because he had never feen any thing of more ex- quifite workmanship ...
Page 338
... never have we seen nerv poetry dealt out in fuller meafure . Whatever be the author's fub- ject , fentiment , defcription , or morality , he never fails of giving enough . Here is a poem on Night that would almost require a night's ...
... never have we seen nerv poetry dealt out in fuller meafure . Whatever be the author's fub- ject , fentiment , defcription , or morality , he never fails of giving enough . Here is a poem on Night that would almost require a night's ...
Page 411
... never meddle in your domeftic concerns , and is refolutely determined never to admit any interference from you in their concerns . Let us have fuch terms as a nation like England has a fair right to expect , and we will shake hands to ...
... never meddle in your domeftic concerns , and is refolutely determined never to admit any interference from you in their concerns . Let us have fuch terms as a nation like England has a fair right to expect , and we will shake hands to ...
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