The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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... gives great advantage . It is true they roaft every thing to a chip , if they are not cautioned : but they give fuch a number and variety of difhes , that if you do not like fome , there are others to please your palate . The defert at ...
... gives great advantage . It is true they roaft every thing to a chip , if they are not cautioned : but they give fuch a number and variety of difhes , that if you do not like fome , there are others to please your palate . The defert at ...
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... give Mr. Young all the praife that is due to him for thefe excellent remarks . ' NANTES , 21st . Arrive- go to the theatre , new built of fine white ftone , and has a magnificent portico front of eight elegant Corinthian pillars , and ...
... give Mr. Young all the praife that is due to him for thefe excellent remarks . ' NANTES , 21st . Arrive- go to the theatre , new built of fine white ftone , and has a magnificent portico front of eight elegant Corinthian pillars , and ...
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... give leffons of government to northern poli- ticians . " Another genuine fpecimen of our good - natured ' fquire's manner of thinking and writing : The 15th . VAPRIO , where we stopped , is a poor place , with a dirty , miferable ...
... give leffons of government to northern poli- ticians . " Another genuine fpecimen of our good - natured ' fquire's manner of thinking and writing : The 15th . VAPRIO , where we stopped , is a poor place , with a dirty , miferable ...
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