The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... respect to the remaining articles of our Work , we entreat our Profe Correfpondents to aim at a greater degree of brevity , accuracy , and Spirit in their compofitions . - Short and animated Effays are acceptable to Readers of every ...
... respect to the remaining articles of our Work , we entreat our Profe Correfpondents to aim at a greater degree of brevity , accuracy , and Spirit in their compofitions . - Short and animated Effays are acceptable to Readers of every ...
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... respect to the character of that renowned ftatefman . Rogers's Epile to a Friend , is elegant and appropriate . Gisborne's Vales of Wever , have many pleafing paffages ; and Hunter's Tribute to the Manes of Unfortunate Poets , will ...
... respect to the character of that renowned ftatefman . Rogers's Epile to a Friend , is elegant and appropriate . Gisborne's Vales of Wever , have many pleafing paffages ; and Hunter's Tribute to the Manes of Unfortunate Poets , will ...
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... respect to the private character of Dr. Blair , it is in every respect unexceptionable . Beloved by his numerous friends , and highly efteemed by the public , this divine is finking into the vale of years , with every comfortable ...
... respect to the private character of Dr. Blair , it is in every respect unexceptionable . Beloved by his numerous friends , and highly efteemed by the public , this divine is finking into the vale of years , with every comfortable ...
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