The Lady's Magazine: Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement, Volume 27Robinson and Roberts, 1796 - English literature |
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... thing worthy to be retained ; and the fubjects were VOL . XXVII , vows : -- he blufhed modeftly , and referred her aflent to her father's will . The heart of Bernard , at this unexpected propofal , felt all a father's rapture : but the ...
... thing worthy to be retained ; and the fubjects were VOL . XXVII , vows : -- he blufhed modeftly , and referred her aflent to her father's will . The heart of Bernard , at this unexpected propofal , felt all a father's rapture : but the ...
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... things , and every where recom- menus the ftudy of nature . His other writings are formed on the fame plan . Every thing in them , even their titles , is expreffive of the W HEN we attentively confiderman of genius , of the mind that ...
... things , and every where recom- menus the ftudy of nature . His other writings are formed on the fame plan . Every thing in them , even their titles , is expreffive of the W HEN we attentively confiderman of genius , of the mind that ...
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... thing as an obstruction was out of the queftion . STORY of the EXPLOITS and DEATH of CAPTAIN RAGGADO and his BRAVOS . ( From the Arabian Tales : or a Con- tinuation of the Arabian Nights En- tertainments . ) CARTA APTAIN Raggado , ( or ...
... thing as an obstruction was out of the queftion . STORY of the EXPLOITS and DEATH of CAPTAIN RAGGADO and his BRAVOS . ( From the Arabian Tales : or a Con- tinuation of the Arabian Nights En- tertainments . ) CARTA APTAIN Raggado , ( or ...
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... thing , that I may never be of combining and bending rushes able to do any thing great . But , into different forms , were bar's thanks to you my dear aftrologer ! occupation , as they had hitherto I hope to get the better of her ma ...
... thing , that I may never be of combining and bending rushes able to do any thing great . But , into different forms , were bar's thanks to you my dear aftrologer ! occupation , as they had hitherto I hope to get the better of her ma ...
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... thing difguftful , and voluntarily neglects thofe fubjects which it cannot fee through at a glance . The fable of the tortoife and the hare is too obviously applicable to the prefent fubject to admit quo- tation . Could genius check ...
... thing difguftful , and voluntarily neglects thofe fubjects which it cannot fee through at a glance . The fable of the tortoife and the hare is too obviously applicable to the prefent fubject to admit quo- tation . Could genius check ...
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