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Page 189
Indeed , a similar conviction in the noble author's own mind may perhaps be inferred from the declaration , made in the dedication of the present poem , that this is the last production with which he shall trespass on public patience ...
Indeed , a similar conviction in the noble author's own mind may perhaps be inferred from the declaration , made in the dedication of the present poem , that this is the last production with which he shall trespass on public patience ...
Page 202
Hatred seemed the natural complection of his mind : a look , a word , created the most horrid suspicion . Suspicion was soon magnified into certainty ; he triumphed in the discovery , cherished the growing aversion , and never forgave ...
Hatred seemed the natural complection of his mind : a look , a word , created the most horrid suspicion . Suspicion was soon magnified into certainty ; he triumphed in the discovery , cherished the growing aversion , and never forgave ...
Page 330
It occurred , however , to the sena sible mind of the superintendent , that all animals in a natural state repose after a full mcal ; and , reasoning by analogy , he was led to imagine , that a liberal supper would perhaps prove the ...
It occurred , however , to the sena sible mind of the superintendent , that all animals in a natural state repose after a full mcal ; and , reasoning by analogy , he was led to imagine , that a liberal supper would perhaps prove the ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1814 |
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