The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1808 - English literature |
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Page 217
WHEN grave historians , politicians , and senators become surveyors for the literary taste of children , becomes also the province of a reviewer to notice their publications . But this admission opens the door to so new and extensive a ...
WHEN grave historians , politicians , and senators become surveyors for the literary taste of children , becomes also the province of a reviewer to notice their publications . But this admission opens the door to so new and extensive a ...
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Some viviparous quadrupeds roused from their lethargy when the season has become warm do not become again lethargic , though the weather should become much colder . On the contra → ry , whatever may have been the degree of heat ...
Some viviparous quadrupeds roused from their lethargy when the season has become warm do not become again lethargic , though the weather should become much colder . On the contra → ry , whatever may have been the degree of heat ...
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The latter is also designed to become the future wife of her cousin ; but , while he with difficulty conceals his disgust at her immoderate devotion to the muses , she can only despise a man , so deaf to the voice of glory , that he has ...
The latter is also designed to become the future wife of her cousin ; but , while he with difficulty conceals his disgust at her immoderate devotion to the muses , she can only despise a man , so deaf to the voice of glory , that he has ...
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