The Observer:: Being a Collection of Moral, Literary and Familiar Essays. ...C. Dilly, 1791 |
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... person admirably , though not finically , formed , she had given a most interesting set of features , with fuch a ftriking character of bene- volence and open honefty , that he might be said to carry his heart in his countenance ...
... person admirably , though not finically , formed , she had given a most interesting set of features , with fuch a ftriking character of bene- volence and open honefty , that he might be said to carry his heart in his countenance ...
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... person , who at Mr. Somerville's request had engaged to accompany him ; their plan was to employ fix months in this excurfion through England and part of Scotland , during which they were to vifit the chief towns and principal ma ...
... person , who at Mr. Somerville's request had engaged to accompany him ; their plan was to employ fix months in this excurfion through England and part of Scotland , during which they were to vifit the chief towns and principal ma ...
الصفحة 100
... person , had a remarkable hare - lip , which exposed to view a broken row of difcoloured teeth , and was indeed a very brilliant fubject for a painter of effect : I gave a full - length of him , that was executed fo to the life , as to ...
... person , had a remarkable hare - lip , which exposed to view a broken row of difcoloured teeth , and was indeed a very brilliant fubject for a painter of effect : I gave a full - length of him , that was executed fo to the life , as to ...
الصفحة 105
... person of any note in it . Having paffed most of my days in the capital , I could not but remark the striking difference between it and thefe fubordinate capitals in this particular : in London we are in the habit of looking to our own ...
... person of any note in it . Having paffed most of my days in the capital , I could not but remark the striking difference between it and thefe fubordinate capitals in this particular : in London we are in the habit of looking to our own ...
الصفحة 121
... person of this lamented poet , pofterity has more cause to execrate that barbarous gulph , which has swal- lowed up his works ; nor his alone , but thofe of above two hundred other eminent dramatic poets , whose labours are totally loft ...
... person of this lamented poet , pofterity has more cause to execrate that barbarous gulph , which has swal- lowed up his works ; nor his alone , but thofe of above two hundred other eminent dramatic poets , whose labours are totally loft ...
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