The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... letters in his new orthography , but converts thofe of his cor- refpondents into the fame form and we much fear that most English readers , inftead of attempting them as they ftand , would be inclined to call for a tranflation . Not ...
... letters in his new orthography , but converts thofe of his cor- refpondents into the fame form and we much fear that most English readers , inftead of attempting them as they ftand , would be inclined to call for a tranflation . Not ...
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... letters on English grammar , a fhort Ernefti Notitia Hermandurorum -- 311 81 561 442 688 - Germ . Democrat , a novel Denis , St. hiftory of the abbaye of Denifi fuffragium pro Johanne de Spira 207 Dent's telegraph , a comic piece 669 ...
... letters on English grammar , a fhort Ernefti Notitia Hermandurorum -- 311 81 561 442 688 - Germ . Democrat , a novel Denis , St. hiftory of the abbaye of Denifi fuffragium pro Johanne de Spira 207 Dent's telegraph , a comic piece 669 ...
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... letter itself is fhort : the pamphlet is made out by other letters from newfpapers ; and two large poftfcripts , which , as is jocularly faid of thofe of ladies , far exceed the letters themselves . ART . 35. A Letter to the Earl of ...
... letter itself is fhort : the pamphlet is made out by other letters from newfpapers ; and two large poftfcripts , which , as is jocularly faid of thofe of ladies , far exceed the letters themselves . ART . 35. A Letter to the Earl of ...
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