The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 84
... feveral fubjects belong in the fame manner to one verb , or feveral verbs to one fubject , each should have a fhort paufe after it . Ex . Riches , pleasure , and health become evils to those who do not know how to use them . Rule IX ...
... feveral fubjects belong in the fame manner to one verb , or feveral verbs to one fubject , each should have a fhort paufe after it . Ex . Riches , pleasure , and health become evils to those who do not know how to use them . Rule IX ...
Page 308
... feveral obfervations on that famous volcano- an account of the Kali of Sicily , of its almond - trees , mulberry- trees , faffron , filk worms , and other natural productions of that ifland , as also of the antiquities of Syracufe . The ...
... feveral obfervations on that famous volcano- an account of the Kali of Sicily , of its almond - trees , mulberry- trees , faffron , filk worms , and other natural productions of that ifland , as also of the antiquities of Syracufe . The ...
Page 475
... feveral more . ' The last , but not the least , in this controverfy , is the Rev. Mr. Robert Robi - fon of Cambridge : -and with him may it end ! Art . 34. The Signs of the Times : or a Syftem of true Politics ; humbly addreffed to all ...
... feveral more . ' The last , but not the least , in this controverfy , is the Rev. Mr. Robert Robi - fon of Cambridge : -and with him may it end ! Art . 34. The Signs of the Times : or a Syftem of true Politics ; humbly addreffed to all ...
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