The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1790 - Books |
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Page 49
... respect to the number of words employed in fome of the defcriptions . Linné's rule was to comprife the defcriptions in twelve words at moft + ; but here , twenty and upward are fometimes introduced : witnefs three fpecies of Amaryllis ...
... respect to the number of words employed in fome of the defcriptions . Linné's rule was to comprife the defcriptions in twelve words at moft + ; but here , twenty and upward are fometimes introduced : witnefs three fpecies of Amaryllis ...
Page 243
... respect . He who rejects rules , after once having confined himself to them , gives a fufficient proof that he does ... respecting women , contained in his discourse against the establishment of public fpectacles at Geneva . Mad . de ...
... respect . He who rejects rules , after once having confined himself to them , gives a fufficient proof that he does ... respecting women , contained in his discourse against the establishment of public fpectacles at Geneva . Mad . de ...
Page 555
... respect . A fecond effential , requifite to the welfare and happiness of a people , is a fecurity that neither ... respecting crimes and punish- ments demand a particular attention , M. VAN ALPHEN juftly remarks , that this branch of ...
... respect . A fecond effential , requifite to the welfare and happiness of a people , is a fecurity that neither ... respecting crimes and punish- ments demand a particular attention , M. VAN ALPHEN juftly remarks , that this branch of ...
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