The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 244
... kind of compofition , we shall refer our Readers to the extract taken from the winding up of the poem , inferted in our account of this piece , in our Review , vol . xlviii . p . 68 * . Mr. Brooke begins his fecond volume with three ...
... kind of compofition , we shall refer our Readers to the extract taken from the winding up of the poem , inferted in our account of this piece , in our Review , vol . xlviii . p . 68 * . Mr. Brooke begins his fecond volume with three ...
Page 502
... kind , as well as acervus ; and we may add to this , that when Horace fays of the ant , ore trahit , quodcumque poteft , atque addit acervo , the quodcumque here fhews , that the ant's acervus was not a collection of things of the fame kind ...
... kind , as well as acervus ; and we may add to this , that when Horace fays of the ant , ore trahit , quodcumque poteft , atque addit acervo , the quodcumque here fhews , that the ant's acervus was not a collection of things of the fame kind ...
Page 527
... kind or genus , which is univerfally allowed , the ftones may indicate a relation to a fecond kind ; and by proceeding thus , on notices of affinity , from one kind to another , attempts may be made to engraft the Chefnut - tree on the ...
... kind or genus , which is univerfally allowed , the ftones may indicate a relation to a fecond kind ; and by proceeding thus , on notices of affinity , from one kind to another , attempts may be made to engraft the Chefnut - tree on the ...
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