The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, المجلد 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... most readily into this arrangement . Accustomed now to a different method of ordering our words , we call this an inverfion , and confider it as a forced and unnatural way of speech . But though not the most logical , it is however , in ...
... most readily into this arrangement . Accustomed now to a different method of ordering our words , we call this an inverfion , and confider it as a forced and unnatural way of speech . But though not the most logical , it is however , in ...
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... most for- midable enemy . Indeed Rogero appears throughout the most interefting character , and performs the most brilliant exploits . Though fome characters in this poem are ftrongly drawn , we do not meet with that difcrimination ...
... most for- midable enemy . Indeed Rogero appears throughout the most interefting character , and performs the most brilliant exploits . Though fome characters in this poem are ftrongly drawn , we do not meet with that difcrimination ...
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... most men would have drawn a veil . He has confeffed to the world a fe- ries of puerile errors , follies , and vices , in connection with their caufes and motives , which most men would have conceal- ed . The only difficulty , or even ...
... most men would have drawn a veil . He has confeffed to the world a fe- ries of puerile errors , follies , and vices , in connection with their caufes and motives , which most men would have conceal- ed . The only difficulty , or even ...
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