The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 118
... paffage- Shall a little fu- perficial rhetoric be liftened to with regard , perhaps with ad- miration ? And fhall not ... paffed over in the writings of an ordinary author , or mere declaimer ; and the only reason why they strike us in ...
... paffage- Shall a little fu- perficial rhetoric be liftened to with regard , perhaps with ad- miration ? And fhall not ... paffed over in the writings of an ordinary author , or mere declaimer ; and the only reason why they strike us in ...
Page 119
... paffage- Shall a little fu- perficial rhetoric be liftened to with regard , perhaps with ad- miration ? And fhall not ... paffed over in the writings of an ordinary author , or mere declaimer ; and the only reason why they strike us in ...
... paffage- Shall a little fu- perficial rhetoric be liftened to with regard , perhaps with ad- miration ? And fhall not ... paffed over in the writings of an ordinary author , or mere declaimer ; and the only reason why they strike us in ...
Page 547
... paffage from Nice to Monaco , will not appear uninteresting , to the lovers of natural hiftory , We have feen no ... paffed the Alps , and relates the circumstances of this paffage with the tone and spirit of a true connoiffeur in ...
... paffage from Nice to Monaco , will not appear uninteresting , to the lovers of natural hiftory , We have feen no ... paffed the Alps , and relates the circumstances of this paffage with the tone and spirit of a true connoiffeur in ...
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