The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1804 - Books |
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... friends . Both these gentlemen were also eminently distinguished by their attachment to the pleasures of domestic life , which both cultivated with unwearied assiduity and enviable success ; and , as a reward for the hap- piness which ...
... friends . Both these gentlemen were also eminently distinguished by their attachment to the pleasures of domestic life , which both cultivated with unwearied assiduity and enviable success ; and , as a reward for the hap- piness which ...
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... friends the English , convinced him his opinion was right , when he gave Lee Boo to the care of Captain Wilson : that he had counted upon the line the captain had given him , as far as one hundred knots . or moons , and then despairing ...
... friends the English , convinced him his opinion was right , when he gave Lee Boo to the care of Captain Wilson : that he had counted upon the line the captain had given him , as far as one hundred knots . or moons , and then despairing ...
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... friends , as that of Cowper . Though he speaks of himself as ' living in a vinegar - bottle , ' and as occu- pied with the most trivial employments , he contrives , by the use which he makes of them , by the ease of his style , by his ...
... friends , as that of Cowper . Though he speaks of himself as ' living in a vinegar - bottle , ' and as occu- pied with the most trivial employments , he contrives , by the use which he makes of them , by the ease of his style , by his ...
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