The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... length to which it is extended ; it cer- tainly poffeffes the merit of brevity . It is now the general opinion of the critics , that Para- dife Regained is not fufficiently eftimated . Inferior , indeed , it must be pronounced to ...
... length to which it is extended ; it cer- tainly poffeffes the merit of brevity . It is now the general opinion of the critics , that Para- dife Regained is not fufficiently eftimated . Inferior , indeed , it must be pronounced to ...
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... length I concluded you were dead , for had you been living , and had my letters reached you , I was fure you would have given me fome reply . I wrote to feveral of our friends in England , and at length from two of them I received an ...
... length I concluded you were dead , for had you been living , and had my letters reached you , I was fure you would have given me fome reply . I wrote to feveral of our friends in England , and at length from two of them I received an ...
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... length Dr. Blake broke the filence . " My dear friends , I congratulate you all - a fountain of delight is now opened , which , I hope , will flow for years . If Mr. Villars fhould be permitted to reach England , what a cup of joy is ...
... length Dr. Blake broke the filence . " My dear friends , I congratulate you all - a fountain of delight is now opened , which , I hope , will flow for years . If Mr. Villars fhould be permitted to reach England , what a cup of joy is ...
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