The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1804 |
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... nature , hemming us in to the very door of the dwelling , is inadmissible : that comfort must not be sacrificed to the desire of scenes in a more natural state ; and that the necessary accommodations now demand regularly disposed ...
... nature , hemming us in to the very door of the dwelling , is inadmissible : that comfort must not be sacrificed to the desire of scenes in a more natural state ; and that the necessary accommodations now demand regularly disposed ...
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... nature were objects of our imitation , we should certainly plant the valleys and not the hills , since nature generally adopts this rule in her spontaneous plantations ; but it is la belle nature , " or those occasional effects of ...
... nature were objects of our imitation , we should certainly plant the valleys and not the hills , since nature generally adopts this rule in her spontaneous plantations ; but it is la belle nature , " or those occasional effects of ...
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... nature can be . The public will also be grateful to her for her endeavours to attain accuracy in dates . Altogether , we find so much neatness , conciseness , and sound judgment displayed in these narratives , that we only wish that the ...
... nature can be . The public will also be grateful to her for her endeavours to attain accuracy in dates . Altogether , we find so much neatness , conciseness , and sound judgment displayed in these narratives , that we only wish that the ...
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