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... reader gladly partakes ; till at length new scenes of furprize , distress , and joy , are opened ; through which it is ... readers of the pleasure which they will derive from the first perufal , by drawing an outline of the ftory . We ...
... reader gladly partakes ; till at length new scenes of furprize , distress , and joy , are opened ; through which it is ... readers of the pleasure which they will derive from the first perufal , by drawing an outline of the ftory . We ...
Page 340
... reading . They prefent youth with amusing fto- ries that lead to profitable inferences ; and their readers put up with the inferences for the fake of the ftories . When they come to chufe their own reading , they will know where to find ...
... reading . They prefent youth with amusing fto- ries that lead to profitable inferences ; and their readers put up with the inferences for the fake of the ftories . When they come to chufe their own reading , they will know where to find ...
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... reader : but then we should remember , that it is originally for the French reader that the work is compofed . ART . XII ... readers that , after having laboured for many years in producing this hiftory , accompanied with the neceffary ...
... reader : but then we should remember , that it is originally for the French reader that the work is compofed . ART . XII ... readers that , after having laboured for many years in producing this hiftory , accompanied with the neceffary ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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