The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 |
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... character , as not containing any thing by which the propenfities or aver- fions of the perfon who delivers them can be known . ' The common reading , which we have placed at the beginning of this note , is thus rendered by Mr. Harris ...
... character , as not containing any thing by which the propenfities or aver- fions of the perfon who delivers them can be known . ' The common reading , which we have placed at the beginning of this note , is thus rendered by Mr. Harris ...
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... Character fhould be difplayed , and the recesses of the heart developed : but , in order that emo . tion may be created , we must have it directed toward fome certain point . When an author places any dependence on his ftory , that ...
... Character fhould be difplayed , and the recesses of the heart developed : but , in order that emo . tion may be created , we must have it directed toward fome certain point . When an author places any dependence on his ftory , that ...
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... character , 567. His misfor- tunes , ib . Study , claffical , directions for , in a letter to a young nobleman , 395 . Swifferland , feveral parts of , defcribed , 122. General character of the people , 124 . T U - V J W Walter , M. his ...
... character , 567. His misfor- tunes , ib . Study , claffical , directions for , in a letter to a young nobleman , 395 . Swifferland , feveral parts of , defcribed , 122. General character of the people , 124 . T U - V J W Walter , M. his ...
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