The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1812 - Books |
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Page 75
... give a few traits . The Princess , at the instigation of the Queen , expressing her reluctance to marry the Duke of Weissenfeld , ( the husband whom the King had chosen ) her irritated father gave way to the most ungoverned rage ...
... give a few traits . The Princess , at the instigation of the Queen , expressing her reluctance to marry the Duke of Weissenfeld , ( the husband whom the King had chosen ) her irritated father gave way to the most ungoverned rage ...
Page 86
The account which the Margravine gives of herself ends rathe abruptly , and disappoints the reader , who is taught to expect that which he does not find . In truth , these volumes give us only the fragment of a memoir which commences ...
The account which the Margravine gives of herself ends rathe abruptly , and disappoints the reader , who is taught to expect that which he does not find . In truth , these volumes give us only the fragment of a memoir which commences ...
Page 331
... give this solemn musing o'er , Enjoy the moment as it flies ; To wisdom's voice attend no more , ' Tis folly , folly ... give to joy the harp's wild string , Fill high , fill high the sparkling bowl , We'll fly from care with eagle wing ...
... give this solemn musing o'er , Enjoy the moment as it flies ; To wisdom's voice attend no more , ' Tis folly , folly ... give to joy the harp's wild string , Fill high , fill high the sparkling bowl , We'll fly from care with eagle wing ...
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