The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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Page 94
... manner and utterance , that thofe , who knew him but flightly , were apt to think him ferious , when he was merely playful . Where a defire of in- formation was exprefled on fubjects with which he was con- verfant , he readily gave it ...
... manner and utterance , that thofe , who knew him but flightly , were apt to think him ferious , when he was merely playful . Where a defire of in- formation was exprefled on fubjects with which he was con- verfant , he readily gave it ...
Page 424
... manner , indeed , of this fpeaker , form a very ftriking contraft to the ftyle and manner of the minifter . Each exhibits excellencies , for the most part , of a very different nature from the excellencies of the other . Mr. Pitt's ...
... manner , indeed , of this fpeaker , form a very ftriking contraft to the ftyle and manner of the minifter . Each exhibits excellencies , for the most part , of a very different nature from the excellencies of the other . Mr. Pitt's ...
Page 560
... manner of its acting on the body ; in which every au- thor has been loft in a jargon of words , without producing any valuable rules to direct us , without tracing the phyfical in- fluence of the foul on the body , or explaining the manner ...
... manner of its acting on the body ; in which every au- thor has been loft in a jargon of words , without producing any valuable rules to direct us , without tracing the phyfical in- fluence of the foul on the body , or explaining the manner ...
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