The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... Readers , and to withhold extracts , except for the purposes of exposure and contempt . This conduct does not meet our ... Reader to judge for himself . We abhor implicit faith of every kind , and we entertain a higher opinion of the ...
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tion more than for the delight of the reader . The cle- vation and depreffion of angels , the counfels of heaven ... reader in the formation of his opinion . If we are not deceived , he will admire their nature and tendency . The Th ...
tion more than for the delight of the reader . The cle- vation and depreffion of angels , the counfels of heaven ... reader in the formation of his opinion . If we are not deceived , he will admire their nature and tendency . The Th ...
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... Reader with a few articles from the second volume , with which he will , we prefume , be equally well pleased . ( To be concluded in our next . ) Walks in a Foreft ; or , Poems defcriptive of Scenery and Incidents characteristic of a ...
... Reader with a few articles from the second volume , with which he will , we prefume , be equally well pleased . ( To be concluded in our next . ) Walks in a Foreft ; or , Poems defcriptive of Scenery and Incidents characteristic of a ...
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