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1 In a German inn at Harburg , he politely introduces his wife and children to the reader ; and he draws the groupe so much to the life , with all the circumstances of locality , that we cannot exhibit it without exciting the liveliest ...
1 In a German inn at Harburg , he politely introduces his wife and children to the reader ; and he draws the groupe so much to the life , with all the circumstances of locality , that we cannot exhibit it without exciting the liveliest ...
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It will readily be admitted by our readers , that any production from the pen of Madame de Genlis , to whose literary pretensions we have had such frequent occasion to bear our welcome testimony , is intitled to attention and respect .
It will readily be admitted by our readers , that any production from the pen of Madame de Genlis , to whose literary pretensions we have had such frequent occasion to bear our welcome testimony , is intitled to attention and respect .
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The religious reflections , frequently recurring , will not be controverted by the pious reader ; and the occasional attempts to describe the beauties of nature will be commended , at least , if they are not approved as perfect models ...
The religious reflections , frequently recurring , will not be controverted by the pious reader ; and the occasional attempts to describe the beauties of nature will be commended , at least , if they are not approved as perfect models ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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