The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1799 - Books |
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... object was to catch what floated on the surface of life ; but it could not serve him who was to enter into the depths of the human mind , to watch the progress of intellectual operation , and embody to the vulgar eye those ever fleeting ...
... object was to catch what floated on the surface of life ; but it could not serve him who was to enter into the depths of the human mind , to watch the progress of intellectual operation , and embody to the vulgar eye those ever fleeting ...
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... Objects of Commerce , by ascertaining the Ports , Bays , Harbours , and Anchoring Births , in certain Islands and Coasts in ... object of great importance to obtain such a situation as our commerce required , independant of the Spaniards ...
... Objects of Commerce , by ascertaining the Ports , Bays , Harbours , and Anchoring Births , in certain Islands and Coasts in ... object of great importance to obtain such a situation as our commerce required , independant of the Spaniards ...
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... object of contest , the turtle appears to be perfectly at ease and unmoved on the oc- casion . In return , the bird generally eased the turtle of the sucking fish and maggots that adhered to and troubled him . ' On the navigation round ...
... object of contest , the turtle appears to be perfectly at ease and unmoved on the oc- casion . In return , the bird generally eased the turtle of the sucking fish and maggots that adhered to and troubled him . ' On the navigation round ...
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... object so much in view , as neither to covet sensual gratifications , nor to lament the want of them . - At p . 238 , vol . i . M. Van B. relates that , being asked by the Emperor whether he understood Chinese , he answered Poton ...
... object so much in view , as neither to covet sensual gratifications , nor to lament the want of them . - At p . 238 , vol . i . M. Van B. relates that , being asked by the Emperor whether he understood Chinese , he answered Poton ...
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... object of the present work is the settling the English quantity with which we pronounce Greek and Latin proper names . These are points in a state of great un- certainty ; and , as Mr. W. justly observes , they are to be settled not so ...
... object of the present work is the settling the English quantity with which we pronounce Greek and Latin proper names . These are points in a state of great un- certainty ; and , as Mr. W. justly observes , they are to be settled not so ...
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