The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1821 - Books |
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Page 61
... Society , as originally announced , we consider to be of the most meritorious nature : but we are aware that the attention of many of its members has been since much di- verted to other purposes , and their zeal has in our opinion much ...
... Society , as originally announced , we consider to be of the most meritorious nature : but we are aware that the attention of many of its members has been since much di- verted to other purposes , and their zeal has in our opinion much ...
Page 118
... society is founded entirely on that moral restraint , on that controul over the sexual passion , the inefficiency of which he had taken so much perverse pains to establish for , in describing this society , he directly says , " It is in ...
... society is founded entirely on that moral restraint , on that controul over the sexual passion , the inefficiency of which he had taken so much perverse pains to establish for , in describing this society , he directly says , " It is in ...
Page 463
... society at first , SHE alone had the art to fix it . All that envy and malignity have suggested against this lady has failed to destroy the character which she has left of her wit , No person ever was more qualified for society ; she ...
... society at first , SHE alone had the art to fix it . All that envy and malignity have suggested against this lady has failed to destroy the character which she has left of her wit , No person ever was more qualified for society ; she ...
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