The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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Page 204
bufbandry , one of the first acts of which was to tranfplant the vine into a place probably lower than where he first found it . 21. My attentive reader will already be able to foresee how geo- logy ferves to explain thefe great points ...
bufbandry , one of the first acts of which was to tranfplant the vine into a place probably lower than where he first found it . 21. My attentive reader will already be able to foresee how geo- logy ferves to explain thefe great points ...
Page 457
... first in the editions abovementioned , and is preserved in the oration of Lycurgus against Leocrates . The opening of the first elegy is alfo quoted by Plato in his first book de Legibus , where he introduces the first line and fome ...
... first in the editions abovementioned , and is preserved in the oration of Lycurgus against Leocrates . The opening of the first elegy is alfo quoted by Plato in his first book de Legibus , where he introduces the first line and fome ...
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... first entered upon this tranflation I was ambitious of dedi- cating it to the late Lord Halifax .'- Over against which words is like- wife entered in Mr. Pope's hand the following note . The tranflator was first known to him [ Lord ...
... first entered upon this tranflation I was ambitious of dedi- cating it to the late Lord Halifax .'- Over against which words is like- wife entered in Mr. Pope's hand the following note . The tranflator was first known to him [ Lord ...
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