The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 |
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... use , as is the cafe with many other words in that copy , where it was undoubtedly written . ' Whether there was a stroke in the Of in the Alexandrian MS . originally , fo as to justify the prefent reading of Oz , it is impoffible to ...
... use , as is the cafe with many other words in that copy , where it was undoubtedly written . ' Whether there was a stroke in the Of in the Alexandrian MS . originally , fo as to justify the prefent reading of Oz , it is impoffible to ...
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... use of old words , in a poem not called an imitation of fome old bard , feems a ftudied imperfection : fuch are the words aye , eld , murky , watchet , hue . Dryden , indeed , ufes the word watchet : but it certainly is fo obfolete at ...
... use of old words , in a poem not called an imitation of fome old bard , feems a ftudied imperfection : fuch are the words aye , eld , murky , watchet , hue . Dryden , indeed , ufes the word watchet : but it certainly is fo obfolete at ...
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... use and improvement of freedom , he obferves , that this will depend on the various characters of different perfons . Those , who are bleffed with found judgment and liberal fentiments , will confult not only their own fatisfaction and ...
... use and improvement of freedom , he obferves , that this will depend on the various characters of different perfons . Those , who are bleffed with found judgment and liberal fentiments , will confult not only their own fatisfaction and ...
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