The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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Page 56
... nature of his office , it is obvious that it must re- quire a much more patient and attentive perufal , to estimate fairly the merit of his labours , than is neceflary to judge of the value of moft other literary productions . The dark ...
... nature of his office , it is obvious that it must re- quire a much more patient and attentive perufal , to estimate fairly the merit of his labours , than is neceflary to judge of the value of moft other literary productions . The dark ...
Page 162
... nature . The death of adult perfons between twenty and fifty years of age is very rare , when compared with the bills of mortality from European countries . It is computed that nearly one twentieth part of the inhabitants of London ...
... nature . The death of adult perfons between twenty and fifty years of age is very rare , when compared with the bills of mortality from European countries . It is computed that nearly one twentieth part of the inhabitants of London ...
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... Nature's God had furely given that spot to man , though its woods were undiscovered . Let us proceed , But doubly pitying Nature loves to show'r Soft on his wounded heart her healing pow'r , Who plods o'er hills and vales his road ...
... Nature's God had furely given that spot to man , though its woods were undiscovered . Let us proceed , But doubly pitying Nature loves to show'r Soft on his wounded heart her healing pow'r , Who plods o'er hills and vales his road ...
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