The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1803 |
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... attempted . Feeling as I did at the time , it would have been in me a departure from the strictness of truth , ( however ... attempt to appoint me quarters ; save that they sometimes tell me , that my services will be acceptable in the ...
... attempted . Feeling as I did at the time , it would have been in me a departure from the strictness of truth , ( however ... attempt to appoint me quarters ; save that they sometimes tell me , that my services will be acceptable in the ...
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... attempt to scale the wall . Long forms , or empty seats , do not offer any temptation ; if the doors were left open , I do not think any body would run away with them . For a Quaker , who refuses to take up the sword in the defence of ...
... attempt to scale the wall . Long forms , or empty seats , do not offer any temptation ; if the doors were left open , I do not think any body would run away with them . For a Quaker , who refuses to take up the sword in the defence of ...
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... attempt of this nature . Fruitlessly do we seek , amid his various translators , for his fine vein of raillery , so happily mingled in the original with the richest and noblest materials of poetry ; for those sprightly transitions ...
... attempt of this nature . Fruitlessly do we seek , amid his various translators , for his fine vein of raillery , so happily mingled in the original with the richest and noblest materials of poetry ; for those sprightly transitions ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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