The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1815 |
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... favour their mutual invasion . The general insalubrity of fenny situa tions must carry off many delicate persons , who might other- wise have become the victims of Consumption ; and thus the disease may seem less frequent among the ...
... favour their mutual invasion . The general insalubrity of fenny situa tions must carry off many delicate persons , who might other- wise have become the victims of Consumption ; and thus the disease may seem less frequent among the ...
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... favoured poet and the applauding sovereign really are , whom we con- template under the shadows of Darius and Zorobabel ... favour'd breast ; His the rich turban , his the car's array , O'er Babylon's high wall to wheel its way , And for ...
... favoured poet and the applauding sovereign really are , whom we con- template under the shadows of Darius and Zorobabel ... favour'd breast ; His the rich turban , his the car's array , O'er Babylon's high wall to wheel its way , And for ...
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... a definitive peace with France . A work of this nature must necessarily be in great part a compilation , and the author or editor must rest his claim to VOL . LXXVIII . Ꮓ favour favour on the care and judgment with which he collects.
... a definitive peace with France . A work of this nature must necessarily be in great part a compilation , and the author or editor must rest his claim to VOL . LXXVIII . Ꮓ favour favour on the care and judgment with which he collects.
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