The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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... fuppofed to have received in the ' convent at Nevers , they fend him back by the fame convey- ance ; and , in this fecond voyage , he is not fuppofed to have purified his language and morals by better company than before : fo that , Not ...
... fuppofed to have received in the ' convent at Nevers , they fend him back by the fame convey- ance ; and , in this fecond voyage , he is not fuppofed to have purified his language and morals by better company than before : fo that , Not ...
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... fuppofed ; that probably there was an elder brother of the poet , whofe name was John ; that when our bard was scarcely Of this play , Mr. Malone has changed his opinion . He for- merly thought that it was the entire work of Shakspeare ...
... fuppofed ; that probably there was an elder brother of the poet , whofe name was John ; that when our bard was scarcely Of this play , Mr. Malone has changed his opinion . He for- merly thought that it was the entire work of Shakspeare ...
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... fuppofing them to be true , we cannot perceive the prudence of avowing them . Abhorring the principles of levelling ... fuppofed that the majority of a people could be ever defirous of rufhing . into this vortex ? Farther to purify the ...
... fuppofing them to be true , we cannot perceive the prudence of avowing them . Abhorring the principles of levelling ... fuppofed that the majority of a people could be ever defirous of rufhing . into this vortex ? Farther to purify the ...
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