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... Readers alio , we fear , no very favourable idea of his own difpofition , if they conceive these maxims to be the refult of his own fenfations , and not of mistaken reafoning . His firft maxim is this , It is not in the power of the ...
... Readers alio , we fear , no very favourable idea of his own difpofition , if they conceive these maxims to be the refult of his own fenfations , and not of mistaken reafoning . His firft maxim is this , It is not in the power of the ...
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... Readers will probably be curious to know fome- thing of Mr. Rouffeau's fentiments on this fubject . To make my Pupil acquainted with the human heart , " I would fhew ' him mankind at a distance , in other times , and other places ; fo ...
... Readers will probably be curious to know fome- thing of Mr. Rouffeau's fentiments on this fubject . To make my Pupil acquainted with the human heart , " I would fhew ' him mankind at a distance , in other times , and other places ; fo ...
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... Reader , both for my honour and fland , the poetical labours of two learned Univerfities have been published , and are now under the review of me , MARTINUS SCRIBLERUS , member of feventeen academies , and mafter of all languages ...
... Reader , both for my honour and fland , the poetical labours of two learned Univerfities have been published , and are now under the review of me , MARTINUS SCRIBLERUS , member of feventeen academies , and mafter of all languages ...
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... Readers entire . Infans , delici et decus tuorum , Sed nec fpes populi minor Britanni , Dum curis Rhedycina te jacentem Vifara , in gremio nurūs reclinem Expleri nequiit diu tuendo , Aiunt innocu fubinde rifu Et gentem exhilarāffe te ...
... Readers entire . Infans , delici et decus tuorum , Sed nec fpes populi minor Britanni , Dum curis Rhedycina te jacentem Vifara , in gremio nurūs reclinem Expleri nequiit diu tuendo , Aiunt innocu fubinde rifu Et gentem exhilarāffe te ...
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... Readers would not be pleased , if , after this , we hould give them no fpecimen of his poetry . Beneath an ancient oak , whofe boughs diffuse A gloomy covert to the noon - tide ray , Loft to the bufy world I lay , And woo'd the Cambrian ...
... Readers would not be pleased , if , after this , we hould give them no fpecimen of his poetry . Beneath an ancient oak , whofe boughs diffuse A gloomy covert to the noon - tide ray , Loft to the bufy world I lay , And woo'd the Cambrian ...
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