The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 25R. Griffiths, 1761 - Books |
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Page 65
... seems to be afhamed , as it were of living within the compafs of his own proper sphere , be it either great or small ... seem to have taken up a perfuafion , that it is impof- fible for them to live with any tolerable credit , but at the ...
... seems to be afhamed , as it were of living within the compafs of his own proper sphere , be it either great or small ... seem to have taken up a perfuafion , that it is impof- fible for them to live with any tolerable credit , but at the ...
Page 225
... seems to have printed very elegantly , in compliment to his fair Readers ) , is a comment upon the following lines from Dr. Young , addreffed to the Ladies : The Love of Gaming is the worst of ills ; With ceafelefs ftorms the blacken'd ...
... seems to have printed very elegantly , in compliment to his fair Readers ) , is a comment upon the following lines from Dr. Young , addreffed to the Ladies : The Love of Gaming is the worst of ills ; With ceafelefs ftorms the blacken'd ...
Page 353
... seems a very material one , which might have its ill confequences , with unthinking practitioners ; and as it proves , that fome unqua lified , or inadvertent and hurrying Tranflators had better , with regard to the Public , be paid for ...
... seems a very material one , which might have its ill confequences , with unthinking practitioners ; and as it proves , that fome unqua lified , or inadvertent and hurrying Tranflators had better , with regard to the Public , be paid for ...
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