The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1805 |
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... wish father he were ours ! -Do you wish to feed him son ? yes replied the child ; the old man then fetched him the leg of a stag , which some hunters had given him , and the child gave it to the Lioness , and played with her ears , and ...
... wish father he were ours ! -Do you wish to feed him son ? yes replied the child ; the old man then fetched him the leg of a stag , which some hunters had given him , and the child gave it to the Lioness , and played with her ears , and ...
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... Wish enjoyed , ' which is the counterpart of " the Wish " by the author of " the Plea sures of Memory : " ' So damp my cot beside the hill , The bees have ceas'd to sooth my ear ; The willowy brook that turns the mill , Is turn'd to ...
... Wish enjoyed , ' which is the counterpart of " the Wish " by the author of " the Plea sures of Memory : " ' So damp my cot beside the hill , The bees have ceas'd to sooth my ear ; The willowy brook that turns the mill , Is turn'd to ...
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... wish of the present author , a wish that often before has been expressed by the learned , that some competent person would undertake the examination of this monument , and restore it to all its purity ; which would occasion it to obtain ...
... wish of the present author , a wish that often before has been expressed by the learned , that some competent person would undertake the examination of this monument , and restore it to all its purity ; which would occasion it to obtain ...
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