The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... . It is evidently dictated by an enlarged and liberal fpirit , and breathes through- out a warm attachment to his native land . His ideas of of reform are temperate , and appear to have been 34 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
... . It is evidently dictated by an enlarged and liberal fpirit , and breathes through- out a warm attachment to his native land . His ideas of of reform are temperate , and appear to have been 34 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
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of reform are temperate , and appear to have been fug- gefted by the perfuafion that he was contributing to the welfare and profperity of his country . When we read fuch productions , we are reminded of Cowper's beau tiful lines ...
of reform are temperate , and appear to have been fug- gefted by the perfuafion that he was contributing to the welfare and profperity of his country . When we read fuch productions , we are reminded of Cowper's beau tiful lines ...
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... appear , that interefting fecret might be extorted from him . Thus curiofity combining with avarice , or at leaft with the hope of difcovering a confiderable treasure , prompted Prince Charles to name his uncle , as the object of the ...
... appear , that interefting fecret might be extorted from him . Thus curiofity combining with avarice , or at leaft with the hope of difcovering a confiderable treasure , prompted Prince Charles to name his uncle , as the object of the ...
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... appear , or rather to come to his aid ; for it is allowed that none were ever visible . A very confiderable time elapsed be- forethey obeyed ; during which interval , he laboured ap- parently , under great agitation of body and mind ...
... appear , or rather to come to his aid ; for it is allowed that none were ever visible . A very confiderable time elapsed be- forethey obeyed ; during which interval , he laboured ap- parently , under great agitation of body and mind ...
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... appearing to Semelé . From this form iffued a loud and angry voice , which exclaimed in German , " Carl , was wolte ... appear to have made no effort to fatisfy themselves of its incorporeal nature . The Prince , whofe impious curiofity ...
... appearing to Semelé . From this form iffued a loud and angry voice , which exclaimed in German , " Carl , was wolte ... appear to have made no effort to fatisfy themselves of its incorporeal nature . The Prince , whofe impious curiofity ...
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