The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... thought very much re- fembled the loungers and coxcombs of our day , who , without any view of receiving pleasure ... thoughts and polishing our manners , when we are leaft aware of it , The men had now entirely thrown afide that tender ...
... thought very much re- fembled the loungers and coxcombs of our day , who , without any view of receiving pleasure ... thoughts and polishing our manners , when we are leaft aware of it , The men had now entirely thrown afide that tender ...
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... thought I perceived that the fine arts began to languish ; the paintings that made their appearance at this time , were neither fo boldly fketched , nor this THE MONTHLY VISITOR . 139 drefs his thoughts by. People were everywhere falling ..
... thought I perceived that the fine arts began to languish ; the paintings that made their appearance at this time , were neither fo boldly fketched , nor this THE MONTHLY VISITOR . 139 drefs his thoughts by. People were everywhere falling ..
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... thought of Paradife Regained was ow- ing to Elwood , the quaker , as he himself relates the occafion in the hiftory of his life . When Milton lent him the manufcript of Paradise Lost at Chalfont , and he returned it , Milton asked him ...
... thought of Paradife Regained was ow- ing to Elwood , the quaker , as he himself relates the occafion in the hiftory of his life . When Milton lent him the manufcript of Paradise Lost at Chalfont , and he returned it , Milton asked him ...
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