The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 37
... give a new Character to this mixed fpecies of Poetry , and to render it by its object , though not in its execution , more noble than the most beautiful and refined Satire can be . We have feen it carried to inimitable perfection , in ...
... give a new Character to this mixed fpecies of Poetry , and to render it by its object , though not in its execution , more noble than the most beautiful and refined Satire can be . We have feen it carried to inimitable perfection , in ...
Page 62
... give up the authority of the parent in the difpofal of a child under the Mofaic law , as what might have been violated without any punishment , or the incur- ring of any extraordinary fine ; or to renounce his own darling tenet , and ...
... give up the authority of the parent in the difpofal of a child under the Mofaic law , as what might have been violated without any punishment , or the incur- ring of any extraordinary fine ; or to renounce his own darling tenet , and ...
Page 331
... give an answer to every man that afketh you a reafon of the hope that is in you , with meekness and fear ; and , in the fourth , he inquires into thofe circumftances , in the difcourfes of our Saviour , which give real weight and ...
... give an answer to every man that afketh you a reafon of the hope that is in you , with meekness and fear ; and , in the fourth , he inquires into thofe circumftances , in the difcourfes of our Saviour , which give real weight and ...
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