The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 |
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... become a miles emeritus in the field of literature , and had availed himself of the privilege of a veteran to lay aside his well - worn pen , when suddenly we find him making an onslaught on the public in a Romance , ' or rather epic ...
... become a miles emeritus in the field of literature , and had availed himself of the privilege of a veteran to lay aside his well - worn pen , when suddenly we find him making an onslaught on the public in a Romance , ' or rather epic ...
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... become arterial branches , while new capillaries are formed to supply the place of those which have undergone this change . In in- flammation , on the other hand , the capillaries , according to universal observation , dilate and become ...
... become arterial branches , while new capillaries are formed to supply the place of those which have undergone this change . In in- flammation , on the other hand , the capillaries , according to universal observation , dilate and become ...
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... become the dupes of accomplished villains ; and because when they have transgressed , they do not become outcasts , but retain their stand- ing in society ; thus inducing the appearance that the practice is generally tolerated ...
... become the dupes of accomplished villains ; and because when they have transgressed , they do not become outcasts , but retain their stand- ing in society ; thus inducing the appearance that the practice is generally tolerated ...
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