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... seems to have been that of Johnson in his printed works . With respect to his reverence and partiality for the religion of his country , which have been ftyled bigotry , we are fearful that some such intolerant spirit has manifelted ...
... seems to have been that of Johnson in his printed works . With respect to his reverence and partiality for the religion of his country , which have been ftyled bigotry , we are fearful that some such intolerant spirit has manifelted ...
Page 408
... seems a very natural with for a dramatic poet : but exquifite finging is fo captivating a luxury , that it makes an audience forget every thing except what they hear . We fee in the present day how difficult it is for men , who are used ...
... seems a very natural with for a dramatic poet : but exquifite finging is fo captivating a luxury , that it makes an audience forget every thing except what they hear . We fee in the present day how difficult it is for men , who are used ...
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... seems to be a vigilant and keen obferver . He fays , ( p . 4 , ) that the Directory has not influence enough over the English miniftry to get him fent out of this ifland : where he shall stay to publish a hiftory of the war of Vendée ...
... seems to be a vigilant and keen obferver . He fays , ( p . 4 , ) that the Directory has not influence enough over the English miniftry to get him fent out of this ifland : where he shall stay to publish a hiftory of the war of Vendée ...
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