The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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... received and treated me with great civility . On relating my adventures on the road , particularly the laft with the Indian , the chief replied , with a countenance that at once be- fpoke furprife and pleafure , " My friend , confider ...
... received and treated me with great civility . On relating my adventures on the road , particularly the laft with the Indian , the chief replied , with a countenance that at once be- fpoke furprife and pleafure , " My friend , confider ...
Page 69
... received no harm from the contents of the impure bottle ; neither is it recorded , that the jolly grenadier , who quaffed the remainder , was the worfe for wishing to have the honour of drinking a bottle with his Sovereign . + ...
... received no harm from the contents of the impure bottle ; neither is it recorded , that the jolly grenadier , who quaffed the remainder , was the worfe for wishing to have the honour of drinking a bottle with his Sovereign . + ...
Page 375
... of the authenticity of the received canon of the New Teftament is perhaps treated too much in the lump . In favour of the writings attributed to Mark and Luke , it 6 of Sayers's Metaphyfical and Literary Difquifitions . 375.
... of the authenticity of the received canon of the New Teftament is perhaps treated too much in the lump . In favour of the writings attributed to Mark and Luke , it 6 of Sayers's Metaphyfical and Literary Difquifitions . 375.
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