The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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Page 92
... written on the fame fubject , and in the fame fpirit , with the preceding : but we cannot pay the fame compliment to their poetical merit . Art . 31. Hymns for Public Worship , on Charitable Occafions , and for Charity and Sunda ...
... written on the fame fubject , and in the fame fpirit , with the preceding : but we cannot pay the fame compliment to their poetical merit . Art . 31. Hymns for Public Worship , on Charitable Occafions , and for Charity and Sunda ...
Page 235
... written by a man , who lived in a later age . The account , which is given in the book of Exodus , of the conduct of Pharaoh towards the chil- dren of Ifrael is fuch , as might be expected from a writer who was not only acquainted with ...
... written by a man , who lived in a later age . The account , which is given in the book of Exodus , of the conduct of Pharaoh towards the chil- dren of Ifrael is fuch , as might be expected from a writer who was not only acquainted with ...
Page 286
... written , they are not only read with unwillingness , but with determined feverity ; and yet we find , in thofe of the late Laureat , a Pindaric bold- nefs and fire , which scholars of tafte and candour must perceive , however they may ...
... written , they are not only read with unwillingness , but with determined feverity ; and yet we find , in thofe of the late Laureat , a Pindaric bold- nefs and fire , which scholars of tafte and candour must perceive , however they may ...
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