The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1813 |
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... give authenticity to the wonders re- lated of his system , and to swell the list of those whose in- structions have been forgotten from the impossibility of render- ing them intelligible on paper . We do not apprehend the ac ...
... give authenticity to the wonders re- lated of his system , and to swell the list of those whose in- structions have been forgotten from the impossibility of render- ing them intelligible on paper . We do not apprehend the ac ...
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... give the necessary instructions for its formation . Lan- caster's enthusiasm induced him to answer the letter in person , as he conceived the object to be of so much importance as to require every attention that he possibly could bestow ...
... give the necessary instructions for its formation . Lan- caster's enthusiasm induced him to answer the letter in person , as he conceived the object to be of so much importance as to require every attention that he possibly could bestow ...
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... give us courage . Lord of glory , let thy light shine on us . O thou who supportest the peaceful , give us thy hand lest we fall ; if thou guidest not our path of life , tribulations await us . O thou who art truth , teach us to speak ...
... give us courage . Lord of glory , let thy light shine on us . O thou who supportest the peaceful , give us thy hand lest we fall ; if thou guidest not our path of life , tribulations await us . O thou who art truth , teach us to speak ...
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