The European Magazine, and London Review, Volumen46Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... says , “ If the rooms were but as commodious as the walls are thick , the house would be convenient enough " but Voltaire wrote with the pen of an enemy , as this fneer well evinces , and , I have no doubt , was as much offended by the ...
... says , “ If the rooms were but as commodious as the walls are thick , the house would be convenient enough " but Voltaire wrote with the pen of an enemy , as this fneer well evinces , and , I have no doubt , was as much offended by the ...
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... ( Says Friendship , ) why the mutual profit Wherefore , if pleas'd in pleafing us , fhould you [ adieu ? Now come to bid ... Say , would you , friends , your kind fup- To the weak hobblings of a rustic Mufe ? Then who can tell , if not in ...
... ( Says Friendship , ) why the mutual profit Wherefore , if pleas'd in pleafing us , fhould you [ adieu ? Now come to bid ... Say , would you , friends , your kind fup- To the weak hobblings of a rustic Mufe ? Then who can tell , if not in ...
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... saying , the Quaker gave the privateer his ftem , and ran over her . It is a story on general record in America , that when Mr. Whitfield croffed the Atlantic , he was , at the beginning of the paffage , very fenfibly affected at the ...
... saying , the Quaker gave the privateer his ftem , and ran over her . It is a story on general record in America , that when Mr. Whitfield croffed the Atlantic , he was , at the beginning of the paffage , very fenfibly affected at the ...
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... Say , where is the trifler , or child of vain pride , [ roll ? Whole indolent hours in foft luxury ' Tis thefe are the moments the heart muit be tried ; [ weak foul . ' Tis thefe are the moments appal the The form is now paft : fee the ...
... Say , where is the trifler , or child of vain pride , [ roll ? Whole indolent hours in foft luxury ' Tis thefe are the moments the heart muit be tried ; [ weak foul . ' Tis thefe are the moments appal the The form is now paft : fee the ...
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... say , was ever experienced , they being confiderably within the range , yet it is with the moit inexpreffible pleafure I acquaint your Lordship that not a man has been hurt . A fhell paffed through the mizen - day fail of the Zebra ...
... say , was ever experienced , they being confiderably within the range , yet it is with the moit inexpreffible pleafure I acquaint your Lordship that not a man has been hurt . A fhell paffed through the mizen - day fail of the Zebra ...
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