The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1799 - Books |
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... expressed by night ; and magni- ficence of horror seems ironical , Might not the first line run thus ? Low in a dungeon of this lofty pile ; —————————— and would not the four following lines be somewhat more faithful to the original ...
... expressed by night ; and magni- ficence of horror seems ironical , Might not the first line run thus ? Low in a dungeon of this lofty pile ; —————————— and would not the four following lines be somewhat more faithful to the original ...
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... expression , great expansion is common to them all ; that is , they are more long and broad relatively to their depth , than our vessels are . During a voyage from Bengal to England , the suspicion of Sir G. S. was strengthened by ...
... expression , great expansion is common to them all ; that is , they are more long and broad relatively to their depth , than our vessels are . During a voyage from Bengal to England , the suspicion of Sir G. S. was strengthened by ...
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... expression of mixed passions . The memoir is short , and the criticism is given with considerable ingenuity and much modesty ; yet , in our opinion , it will not overthrow the decision of the late President of the Royal Academy . In the ...
... expression of mixed passions . The memoir is short , and the criticism is given with considerable ingenuity and much modesty ; yet , in our opinion , it will not overthrow the decision of the late President of the Royal Academy . In the ...
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... expressed a distant wish for any , which I could supply them with . By this mode of treatment , the whole crew improved in their health ; except the carpenter , who , though a very stout , robust man , was , at one time , in such a ...
... expressed a distant wish for any , which I could supply them with . By this mode of treatment , the whole crew improved in their health ; except the carpenter , who , though a very stout , robust man , was , at one time , in such a ...
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... expressed much satisfaction at his escape ; for the tyranny of the Chinese government is such , that the Mandarins not only were respon- sible for any disasters that might happen to their visitors , but were even in danger of losing ...
... expressed much satisfaction at his escape ; for the tyranny of the Chinese government is such , that the Mandarins not only were respon- sible for any disasters that might happen to their visitors , but were even in danger of losing ...
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