The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1815 - Books |
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Page 30
... relation named Weiss , where he met and fell in love with Schmidt's sister Fanny . It appears probable , from the ... relations . See the xxixth letter , p . 117. of this correspondence . Klopstock sends in reply the letter numbered ...
... relation named Weiss , where he met and fell in love with Schmidt's sister Fanny . It appears probable , from the ... relations . See the xxixth letter , p . 117. of this correspondence . Klopstock sends in reply the letter numbered ...
Page 68
... relation to one term , may be a special name , as contrasted with another . The term generic , therefore , as will presently appear , admits degrees , and is , in its import , relative . But the highest generic name can never become a ...
... relation to one term , may be a special name , as contrasted with another . The term generic , therefore , as will presently appear , admits degrees , and is , in its import , relative . But the highest generic name can never become a ...
Page 534
... relations to each other ; and here again experience has led the way to science . It was originally discovered by ... relation to the principal tone . By deduction from this discovery , the modern gammut ( so far at least as the ...
... relations to each other ; and here again experience has led the way to science . It was originally discovered by ... relation to the principal tone . By deduction from this discovery , the modern gammut ( so far at least as the ...
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