The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... fatire , he certainly was not obliged to the ancients . Except Horace , how * For a further account of African manners , we refer the reader to a long and interefting extract in this Month's Re- view . little idea had either the Greeks ...
... fatire , he certainly was not obliged to the ancients . Except Horace , how * For a further account of African manners , we refer the reader to a long and interefting extract in this Month's Re- view . little idea had either the Greeks ...
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... fatire ; which ferves as a falutary check and admonition ; for if they are faulty , they are fure to be publicly exposed . The houses in which the heivas are performed are open at the ends and in front , the back being screened by ...
... fatire ; which ferves as a falutary check and admonition ; for if they are faulty , they are fure to be publicly exposed . The houses in which the heivas are performed are open at the ends and in front , the back being screened by ...
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... fatire , called The Difpenfary . ” 1732. The birth - day of the late King of Poland . See Feb. 11 , 1798 . 19 , 1728. Died William Congreve , a celebrated dramatic writer and poet , author of feveral comedies and poems , and of the ...
... fatire , called The Difpenfary . ” 1732. The birth - day of the late King of Poland . See Feb. 11 , 1798 . 19 , 1728. Died William Congreve , a celebrated dramatic writer and poet , author of feveral comedies and poems , and of the ...
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... fatires , which are , ftrictly speaking , only ethical and moral discourses , by obferving that those to- pics required the pedeftrian , and familiar diction , and a form of expreffion , not elevated to the heights of poetry . But , if ...
... fatires , which are , ftrictly speaking , only ethical and moral discourses , by obferving that those to- pics required the pedeftrian , and familiar diction , and a form of expreffion , not elevated to the heights of poetry . But , if ...
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... fatire on the ftories of hobgoblins , with which young folks are often affrighted . THE SPIRIT . Founded on Fact . " Now which is the road across the common , " Good woman ! in pity declare ; " No path can I trace , for the night is ...
... fatire on the ftories of hobgoblins , with which young folks are often affrighted . THE SPIRIT . Founded on Fact . " Now which is the road across the common , " Good woman ! in pity declare ; " No path can I trace , for the night is ...
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