The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1802 |
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... give a preference to the poor , when they appeared in court , in so far as to hear their cause early , or before noon , prior to regal and ecclesiastical causes . The reason is assigned , that they could not afford to wait on the court ...
... give a preference to the poor , when they appeared in court , in so far as to hear their cause early , or before noon , prior to regal and ecclesiastical causes . The reason is assigned , that they could not afford to wait on the court ...
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... give free admission to the air and rays of the sun ( to dry up the damps and disperse the fogs ) , which will render the trees healthy , and give a finer flavour to the fruit . An orchard should also be well sheltered from the East ...
... give free admission to the air and rays of the sun ( to dry up the damps and disperse the fogs ) , which will render the trees healthy , and give a finer flavour to the fruit . An orchard should also be well sheltered from the East ...
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... give the name of beauty to all objects which give us pleasure , however different from each other in their qualities , or character , our notions of beauty , and our applica tion of the term , have been proportionably lax and indistinct ...
... give the name of beauty to all objects which give us pleasure , however different from each other in their qualities , or character , our notions of beauty , and our applica tion of the term , have been proportionably lax and indistinct ...
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