The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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Page 83
... MUDFORD , SONNET TO THE OAK . MBLEM of honeft worth , majestic tree , Full oft has friendship carv'd thy knotted fide , And found a faithful regifter in thee . Unlike the foppish flower that rears its head , When PARNASSIAN GARLAND . 83.
... MUDFORD , SONNET TO THE OAK . MBLEM of honeft worth , majestic tree , Full oft has friendship carv'd thy knotted fide , And found a faithful regifter in thee . Unlike the foppish flower that rears its head , When PARNASSIAN GARLAND . 83.
Page 123
... MUDFORD . HERE is no time of life when mature confidera- tion and cool reflection are fo powerfully de- manded , as when a man begins feriously to think of marriage . It is then , and only then , that we stand fo much in need of all our ...
... MUDFORD . HERE is no time of life when mature confidera- tion and cool reflection are fo powerfully de- manded , as when a man begins feriously to think of marriage . It is then , and only then , that we stand fo much in need of all our ...
Page 352
... Mudford . " I differ from him very much , and , as a fubfcriber , I conceive my felf equally entitled to your indulgence . I therefore request , that you will fuffer me to oppofe a few fimple obfervations to his " Army of hard words ...
... Mudford . " I differ from him very much , and , as a fubfcriber , I conceive my felf equally entitled to your indulgence . I therefore request , that you will fuffer me to oppofe a few fimple obfervations to his " Army of hard words ...
Page 353
... Mudford ) to be the nobler being , does not defcend from his own exalted height , but only lifts another to his honours ; it is an amiable act , and worthy of a benign foul ; and in what fuperior fphere , in the fcale of exiftence ...
... Mudford ) to be the nobler being , does not defcend from his own exalted height , but only lifts another to his honours ; it is an amiable act , and worthy of a benign foul ; and in what fuperior fphere , in the fcale of exiftence ...
Page 354
... Mudford ) or there must be happiness in his flavery , the object only is changed ; wild and extravagant as the ... Mudford's Effay abounds with a number of other propofitions equally as curious as the above ; and I do confefs ( let him ...
... Mudford ) or there must be happiness in his flavery , the object only is changed ; wild and extravagant as the ... Mudford's Effay abounds with a number of other propofitions equally as curious as the above ; and I do confefs ( let him ...
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