The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Volume 6, Issues 2-4Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1809 |
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... readers would not thank me for selections from an author , whose lines , from the changes in our language , have become harsh in construction , and difficult of comprehension . Another version of the Eneid was published in 1632 , by ...
... readers would not thank me for selections from an author , whose lines , from the changes in our language , have become harsh in construction , and difficult of comprehension . Another version of the Eneid was published in 1632 , by ...
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... reader , that we feel great regret , but no responsibility for the frequent and useless expenditure of the plural number among the author's substantives . ED . FIFTH GENUS . PRIMARY AND SECONDARY IMMERSED TOAST . Species 1809. ] 77 LEVITY .
... reader , that we feel great regret , but no responsibility for the frequent and useless expenditure of the plural number among the author's substantives . ED . FIFTH GENUS . PRIMARY AND SECONDARY IMMERSED TOAST . Species 1809. ] 77 LEVITY .
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... Pandoroid . * It cannot be necessary to remind the reader , that we are not bound to refute , or accede to the conclusions of the author . ED . The sorceresses , in preparing the Pandoroids , use many 1809.j 79 LEVITY .
... Pandoroid . * It cannot be necessary to remind the reader , that we are not bound to refute , or accede to the conclusions of the author . ED . The sorceresses , in preparing the Pandoroids , use many 1809.j 79 LEVITY .
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... reading him . Sheridan , the rhetorician , imagines , that he will be better understood and more relished centuries ... readers will have no objection to take a short excursion into France , before they enter again on the subject of ...
... reading him . Sheridan , the rhetorician , imagines , that he will be better understood and more relished centuries ... readers will have no objection to take a short excursion into France , before they enter again on the subject of ...
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... readers that Martial flourished in the first century , chiefly in the reign of Domitian . The poet begins with telling his friend Bassus , that the Baian villa of their acquaintance , Faustinus , is not one of those which idly occupy a ...
... readers that Martial flourished in the first century , chiefly in the reign of Domitian . The poet begins with telling his friend Bassus , that the Baian villa of their acquaintance , Faustinus , is not one of those which idly occupy a ...
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