The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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Page 119
... racter , as a statuary proceeds in forming a statue , who works fometimes on the face , fometimes on one part , and fometimes on another ; but we must proceed , and it is in our power to proceed , as nature does , in forming a flower or ...
... racter , as a statuary proceeds in forming a statue , who works fometimes on the face , fometimes on one part , and fometimes on another ; but we must proceed , and it is in our power to proceed , as nature does , in forming a flower or ...
Page 226
... racter , and where we never have the fmallest enjoy- ment of ourselves . The enjoyment of one's felf ( fays the ) can only be found in folitude . It was within the walls of the Baftille , that I first became acquainted with my felf ...
... racter , and where we never have the fmallest enjoy- ment of ourselves . The enjoyment of one's felf ( fays the ) can only be found in folitude . It was within the walls of the Baftille , that I first became acquainted with my felf ...
Page 270
... racter of great refpectability . He published an Histo- rical and Critical Account of the Life of James the First , of Charles the First , of Oliver Cromwell , of Hugh Peters , and of Charles the Second , in two vo- lumes . He began the ...
... racter of great refpectability . He published an Histo- rical and Critical Account of the Life of James the First , of Charles the First , of Oliver Cromwell , of Hugh Peters , and of Charles the Second , in two vo- lumes . He began the ...
Page 287
... racter - ufes his wife extremely ill , which eventually occafions her death . He goes abroad , leaves behind him a daughter , who is badly treated by her relation , Mrs. Dazzle , Sutherland , however , returns , is angry with with his ...
... racter - ufes his wife extremely ill , which eventually occafions her death . He goes abroad , leaves behind him a daughter , who is badly treated by her relation , Mrs. Dazzle , Sutherland , however , returns , is angry with with his ...
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