The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1805 |
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... possesses in some degree , and some- times even by false pretensions to those which he either possesses in no degree , or in so very slender a degree that he may well enough be said to possess them in no degree . Far from despising your ...
... possesses in some degree , and some- times even by false pretensions to those which he either possesses in no degree , or in so very slender a degree that he may well enough be said to possess them in no degree . Far from despising your ...
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... possessed of any specific virtues . Concerning the effects of opium , much difference of opinion exists ; and probably ... possess on this subject ; and if it does not promise any certain or immediate relief , we fear that this is to be ...
... possessed of any specific virtues . Concerning the effects of opium , much difference of opinion exists ; and probably ... possess on this subject ; and if it does not promise any certain or immediate relief , we fear that this is to be ...
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... possess claims to superior praise . Objects of this nature appear to have engaged much of the author's con- sideration ; his observations on them display great sensibility , are expressed with vivacity and felicity , and they will be ...
... possess claims to superior praise . Objects of this nature appear to have engaged much of the author's con- sideration ; his observations on them display great sensibility , are expressed with vivacity and felicity , and they will be ...
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