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... fubject . We are the more furprised at this miftake , as we fhould have rather expected our apparently - bene- volent Author to have eired on the other fide of the question . It will give his Readers alio , we fear , no very favourable ...
... fubject . We are the more furprised at this miftake , as we fhould have rather expected our apparently - bene- volent Author to have eired on the other fide of the question . It will give his Readers alio , we fear , no very favourable ...
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... fubject , were not what has been already faid , fufficient to fhew , that the above maxims are thofe of the head , and not of the heart . In apply , ing thefe maxims alfo , our Author betrays his errour still more egregioufly , and ...
... fubject , were not what has been already faid , fufficient to fhew , that the above maxims are thofe of the head , and not of the heart . In apply , ing thefe maxims alfo , our Author betrays his errour still more egregioufly , and ...
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... fubject . To make my Pupil acquainted with the human heart , " I would fhew ' him mankind at a distance , in other times , and other places ; fo that he might be a spectator of the scene , without having it in his power to become an ...
... fubject . To make my Pupil acquainted with the human heart , " I would fhew ' him mankind at a distance , in other times , and other places ; fo that he might be a spectator of the scene , without having it in his power to become an ...
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... fubject of Religion , intro- ducing a long and extraordinary paper , faid to be written by another hand , and containing the profeffion of faith of a Sa- voyard curate . It is this paper which hath drawn on him most of that obloquy ...
... fubject of Religion , intro- ducing a long and extraordinary paper , faid to be written by another hand , and containing the profeffion of faith of a Sa- voyard curate . It is this paper which hath drawn on him most of that obloquy ...
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... fubject , and to fay fuch things as might not occur to a common imagination . Thus Mr. Shackleford hath , in his Greek poem , complimented the Queen upon her majesty's handsome leg : Χαίρε γυνή ματες , Βρίονων καλλιστός άνασσα . That is ...
... fubject , and to fay fuch things as might not occur to a common imagination . Thus Mr. Shackleford hath , in his Greek poem , complimented the Queen upon her majesty's handsome leg : Χαίρε γυνή ματες , Βρίονων καλλιστός άνασσα . That is ...
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