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Page 99
... effect of the whole are not pleasing ; while we perceive too much affect- ation and mannerism in the style and sentiments ; an imitative tone , tamely " mocking the sound of mightier lyres ; " an idle and loose display of figures and ...
... effect of the whole are not pleasing ; while we perceive too much affect- ation and mannerism in the style and sentiments ; an imitative tone , tamely " mocking the sound of mightier lyres ; " an idle and loose display of figures and ...
Page 210
... effects imputed by him to our multiplied re- strictions on the intercourse with foreign countries . These , in ad- dition ... effect of confining the export of that article from the north to a degree that has ruined almost every timber ...
... effects imputed by him to our multiplied re- strictions on the intercourse with foreign countries . These , in ad- dition ... effect of confining the export of that article from the north to a degree that has ruined almost every timber ...
Page 308
... effect their favourite measures , we hear these tidings with much concern ; and the intercourse with Mr. Pitt , and the eventual dependence on him , into which that minister contrived to inveigle Mr. Burke , by appearing to give way to ...
... effect their favourite measures , we hear these tidings with much concern ; and the intercourse with Mr. Pitt , and the eventual dependence on him , into which that minister contrived to inveigle Mr. Burke , by appearing to give way to ...
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