The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 |
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... attempt myself , but this effort although closely pursued and long continued , was completely abor- tive . My attempt was to translate the Psalms into English verse , terminating with rhyme . After completing a large portion of the ...
... attempt myself , but this effort although closely pursued and long continued , was completely abor- tive . My attempt was to translate the Psalms into English verse , terminating with rhyme . After completing a large portion of the ...
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... attempt to catch snakes , there are always more than one present , and a second person carries with him a goor goorie , which is a smoking machine made generally of a cocoa - nut below , with an earthen funnel above , containing fire ...
... attempt to catch snakes , there are always more than one present , and a second person carries with him a goor goorie , which is a smoking machine made generally of a cocoa - nut below , with an earthen funnel above , containing fire ...
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... attempt attempt to embrace too many objects , and to accomplish Foscolo's Essays on Petrarch . 399.
... attempt attempt to embrace too many objects , and to accomplish Foscolo's Essays on Petrarch . 399.
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