The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... should be difcontinued . Thefe are our fentiments , and they are not unfupported by high authority . ( See Dr. Clarke's obfervations on the word u . , Il . ii . 267. ) If aλa is admiffible , da should also have been circumflexed . §iv ...
... should be difcontinued . Thefe are our fentiments , and they are not unfupported by high authority . ( See Dr. Clarke's obfervations on the word u . , Il . ii . 267. ) If aλa is admiffible , da should also have been circumflexed . §iv ...
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... should have fewer authors , but more valuable books . " It is true , I have but one whelp , " faid the auguft emprefs of the foreft , " but that one is a lion . " We reject this plea in the present inftance with lefs hesita- tion ...
... should have fewer authors , but more valuable books . " It is true , I have but one whelp , " faid the auguft emprefs of the foreft , " but that one is a lion . " We reject this plea in the present inftance with lefs hesita- tion ...
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... should be begun . In this event I would humbly propofe , that the chief office for London fhould be the Found- ling Hofpital , as it is a large place , and well fituated for the purpose : that the Citadel of Leith , or fome other proper ...
... should be begun . In this event I would humbly propofe , that the chief office for London fhould be the Found- ling Hofpital , as it is a large place , and well fituated for the purpose : that the Citadel of Leith , or fome other proper ...
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