The British Critic, Volume 38F. and C. Rivington, 1812 - English literature |
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... feen that his male iffue failed with his grandfon . hand . " Notwithstanding the distance from markets , the badness of the roads , and the inclemency of the climate , during the greatest part of the year , a gentleman , of the name of ...
... feen that his male iffue failed with his grandfon . hand . " Notwithstanding the distance from markets , the badness of the roads , and the inclemency of the climate , during the greatest part of the year , a gentleman , of the name of ...
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... by the vulgar to be feen before or foon after death . " - JAMIESON . “ Cantrip , a charm , fpell , an incantation . ” — JAMIESON . C 3 For For Superftition's felf this night affumes A fmiling afpect , Grahame's British Georgics . 21.
... by the vulgar to be feen before or foon after death . " - JAMIESON . “ Cantrip , a charm , fpell , an incantation . ” — JAMIESON . C 3 For For Superftition's felf this night affumes A fmiling afpect , Grahame's British Georgics . 21.
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... feen to arife out of the other , has many profeffed , if not fo many real admirers . Provincial Gloffaries have been defired by many , and attempted by fome eminent fcholars ; and every ftep gained in fo difficult a purfuit will be ...
... feen to arife out of the other , has many profeffed , if not fo many real admirers . Provincial Gloffaries have been defired by many , and attempted by fome eminent fcholars ; and every ftep gained in fo difficult a purfuit will be ...
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... feen this man , whofe name is Bonaparte ; I have feen him an officer in the artillery , general in the army , conful , emperor ! When yet the Italian z in his name gave him no con- cern , all then was Italian about him , his phyfiognomy ...
... feen this man , whofe name is Bonaparte ; I have feen him an officer in the artillery , general in the army , conful , emperor ! When yet the Italian z in his name gave him no con- cern , all then was Italian about him , his phyfiognomy ...
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... feen this man ; in the midst of the greatest crowd and bustle , in all places and at all times , he appears to be alone and infulated . Nothing that surrounds him can reach him . He , alone , forms his world . Men are nothing to him ...
... feen this man ; in the midst of the greatest crowd and bustle , in all places and at all times , he appears to be alone and infulated . Nothing that surrounds him can reach him . He , alone , forms his world . Men are nothing to him ...
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