The European Magazine, and London Review, Volumen32Philological Society of London, 1797 |
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... things with precifion and judgment ; but his natural tendency was to humour , in which he excelled both by the felection of anec- dotes and his manner of telling them : it may be faid too , that his figure rather affifted him , which ...
... things with precifion and judgment ; but his natural tendency was to humour , in which he excelled both by the felection of anec- dotes and his manner of telling them : it may be faid too , that his figure rather affifted him , which ...
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... thing but walking ; where the outside of the houfes is often all windows , and the infide all entrance ; where it is not reckoned unmercantile to play at billiards in the ' Change time ; and to pafs from making a hazard for nothing to ...
... thing but walking ; where the outside of the houfes is often all windows , and the infide all entrance ; where it is not reckoned unmercantile to play at billiards in the ' Change time ; and to pafs from making a hazard for nothing to ...
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... thing which at all regards Government . Long may it flourish , and ever may its ramparts re- main as useless as they happily are at present . " A MONSIEUR MONSIEUR KLOPSTOCK . April 2 , 1761 . My much valued and dear Sir , ( The ...
... thing which at all regards Government . Long may it flourish , and ever may its ramparts re- main as useless as they happily are at present . " A MONSIEUR MONSIEUR KLOPSTOCK . April 2 , 1761 . My much valued and dear Sir , ( The ...
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... thing has paffed with fo much credit to me , the whole honour and merit of it is yours . What I mentioned in a former , relative to an act of Parliament , had no reference to any fuch act to be made in Ireland , of which I had not the ...
... thing has paffed with fo much credit to me , the whole honour and merit of it is yours . What I mentioned in a former , relative to an act of Parliament , had no reference to any fuch act to be made in Ireland , of which I had not the ...
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... thing feems to grow with luxuriance . It is , he continues , " the picture of the Golden Age ; and I was now perfuaded , more firmly than ever , that a Volcano is ne- ceffary to the happiness of a Country . " " Another philofopher of ...
... thing feems to grow with luxuriance . It is , he continues , " the picture of the Golden Age ; and I was now perfuaded , more firmly than ever , that a Volcano is ne- ceffary to the happiness of a Country . " " Another philofopher of ...
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Página 96 - When, at length you had determined in their favour, and your doors, thrown open, showed them the figure of their deliverer in the well-earned triumph of his important victory, from the whole of that grave multitude there arose an involuntary burst of gratitude and transport.