The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... merit , and gives a tolerably good ac- count of this celebrated Amazon . Her conduct has been pointedly arraigned , and her character is far from being entitled to unreferved commendation . Noble's Lives of the English Regicides , is a ...
... merit , and gives a tolerably good ac- count of this celebrated Amazon . Her conduct has been pointedly arraigned , and her character is far from being entitled to unreferved commendation . Noble's Lives of the English Regicides , is a ...
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... merit in the courfe of the last few months . Cumberland's Falle Impreffions , poffeffes a moral tendency , but its merits are not very transcendent either in its plot , or compofi- tion . Holcroft's Knave or Not , like the author's ...
... merit in the courfe of the last few months . Cumberland's Falle Impreffions , poffeffes a moral tendency , but its merits are not very transcendent either in its plot , or compofi- tion . Holcroft's Knave or Not , like the author's ...
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... merit , have attained to an unprecedented popularity . From the Life of Johnson , by Bofwell , it appears that the book feller hefitated concerning their publication , till Johnson took the manufcript home and returned it with ftrong ...
... merit , have attained to an unprecedented popularity . From the Life of Johnson , by Bofwell , it appears that the book feller hefitated concerning their publication , till Johnson took the manufcript home and returned it with ftrong ...
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