The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1808 |
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... expression , " The common executioner Falls not the axe upon the humbled neck . " In Rosalind's address to Phoebe , the old copy having sup- posed the lady to say- " What though you have no beauty , " an an expression equally ungallant ...
... expression , " The common executioner Falls not the axe upon the humbled neck . " In Rosalind's address to Phoebe , the old copy having sup- posed the lady to say- " What though you have no beauty , " an an expression equally ungallant ...
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... expression in the text may as naturally mean a refusal of services to which he was actually bound , as the real absence of any existing obligation to perform them . The derivations of modern phrases and usages , which our learned editor ...
... expression in the text may as naturally mean a refusal of services to which he was actually bound , as the real absence of any existing obligation to perform them . The derivations of modern phrases and usages , which our learned editor ...
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... expression of vanity is in proportion to their expression of ignorance : what is the affectation of superiority in Emery becomes an important self - conviction in Liston . Emery , full of whim and artifice , is the countryman who has ...
... expression of vanity is in proportion to their expression of ignorance : what is the affectation of superiority in Emery becomes an important self - conviction in Liston . Emery , full of whim and artifice , is the countryman who has ...
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