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Page 88
... measure . In the first place , sugar - spirit , at least if made in Great Britain , is dearer than corn - spirit would be in ordinary times , and the difference is so much clear loss to the public ; and in the next place , we are no ...
... measure . In the first place , sugar - spirit , at least if made in Great Britain , is dearer than corn - spirit would be in ordinary times , and the difference is so much clear loss to the public ; and in the next place , we are no ...
Page 100
... measures themselves , than from the merits and demerits of the op- posing orators . Parliament has been entreated to ... measure , the most important , and of the nicest bearings , which ever occupied attention , his whole speech was ...
... measures themselves , than from the merits and demerits of the op- posing orators . Parliament has been entreated to ... measure , the most important , and of the nicest bearings , which ever occupied attention , his whole speech was ...
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... measure has been adopted in the minor compositions : some of them are in lines of eight syl- lables , some in blank ... measured but rhyme- less English , of which , though it cost Cowper more labour than any other part of his task , we ...
... measure has been adopted in the minor compositions : some of them are in lines of eight syl- lables , some in blank ... measured but rhyme- less English , of which , though it cost Cowper more labour than any other part of his task , we ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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