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Page 176
... object in these introductory remarks has been to clear the way for the complete understanding of Dr. Burney's plan ; which , luminous as it appears to us , assuredly has been viewed by some of his readers through spectacles of no common ...
... object in these introductory remarks has been to clear the way for the complete understanding of Dr. Burney's plan ; which , luminous as it appears to us , assuredly has been viewed by some of his readers through spectacles of no common ...
Page 216
... objects , the nurse ought to sing in a cheerful and lively strain . Sixth , We should present , and take away , in a ... object of education or training , and that the great point is , to keep away such bodily sensations as would spoil ...
... objects , the nurse ought to sing in a cheerful and lively strain . Sixth , We should present , and take away , in a ... object of education or training , and that the great point is , to keep away such bodily sensations as would spoil ...
Page 412
... objects distinctly . In order to substantiate this opinion , the author was induced to try whether the application of ... object of this ingenious and ela- borate paper is to fix the date of a battle recorded by Herodotus ( lib . i . 74 ...
... objects distinctly . In order to substantiate this opinion , the author was induced to try whether the application of ... object of this ingenious and ela- borate paper is to fix the date of a battle recorded by Herodotus ( lib . i . 74 ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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