The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 |
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... Say then , from whom fhall I feek confolation But thee , the foft affociate of his foul ? And who with fhielding wing should thee infold From the big tempeft of adverfity , Who lead you all to fafety , but his friend ! Since he is dead ...
... Say then , from whom fhall I feek confolation But thee , the foft affociate of his foul ? And who with fhielding wing should thee infold From the big tempeft of adverfity , Who lead you all to fafety , but his friend ! Since he is dead ...
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... says , ' every merit is due for the va- rious elucidations he has furnished . ' The account of the pro- ceedings of the national affembly is extracted from the Journal des états généraux of M. le Hodey de Saultchevreuil . Such is the ...
... says , ' every merit is due for the va- rious elucidations he has furnished . ' The account of the pro- ceedings of the national affembly is extracted from the Journal des états généraux of M. le Hodey de Saultchevreuil . Such is the ...
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... he fhuns it , not only with man- linefs , but with fome deficiency of courtesy , when he says , in fpeaking of his predeceffor Dryden : U 3 • I fpurn I fpurn the panegyric things- His partial homage tun'd to Warton's Poems . 277.
... he fhuns it , not only with man- linefs , but with fome deficiency of courtesy , when he says , in fpeaking of his predeceffor Dryden : U 3 • I fpurn I fpurn the panegyric things- His partial homage tun'd to Warton's Poems . 277.
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