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... character itself fhould appear to be altering and improv ing apace . That fond attachment to ancient inftitu- tions , and blind fubmiffion to opinions already received , which has ever checked the growth of improvement , and drawn on ...
... character itself fhould appear to be altering and improv ing apace . That fond attachment to ancient inftitu- tions , and blind fubmiffion to opinions already received , which has ever checked the growth of improvement , and drawn on ...
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... character of the Welch , and may therefore be pleafing to the Reader . OBSERVATIONS . ON THE MANNERS AND CHARACTER OF THE WELSH , & c . " The paths of education , that lead to refinement of man- ners , are now become generally extended ...
... character of the Welch , and may therefore be pleafing to the Reader . OBSERVATIONS . ON THE MANNERS AND CHARACTER OF THE WELSH , & c . " The paths of education , that lead to refinement of man- ners , are now become generally extended ...
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... Character of Mr. Pennant .... Contents of the Odvffey Cottle's Malvern Hills ..... 130 21 21 .... 23 Booker's ... Character of Cofmo 32 Coleridge's Addrefs to his Babe 33 Covent Garden .... 71 , 178 , 287 , 398 Chymift , Epitaph on ...
... Character of Mr. Pennant .... Contents of the Odvffey Cottle's Malvern Hills ..... 130 21 21 .... 23 Booker's ... Character of Cofmo 32 Coleridge's Addrefs to his Babe 33 Covent Garden .... 71 , 178 , 287 , 398 Chymift , Epitaph on ...
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