The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1808 - English literature |
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The head man of the party expects to be lodged and accommodated by the factor ; and before they enter upon business , he expects the latter to give him service , or a present of Kola , malaguetta , pepper , tobacco , palm oil , and rice ...
The head man of the party expects to be lodged and accommodated by the factor ; and before they enter upon business , he expects the latter to give him service , or a present of Kola , malaguetta , pepper , tobacco , palm oil , and rice ...
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What an uproar may not be expected among the knights of the pestle , if so fruitful a source of the maintenance of honest and industrious people were cut off by this ...
What an uproar may not be expected among the knights of the pestle , if so fruitful a source of the maintenance of honest and industrious people were cut off by this ...
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Mr . Howard , in his Translation of Ovid's Metamorphoses into blank verse , ' shews himself possessed of poetical abilities , from which , if industriously cultivated and seasonably matured , much may be expected .
Mr . Howard , in his Translation of Ovid's Metamorphoses into blank verse , ' shews himself possessed of poetical abilities , from which , if industriously cultivated and seasonably matured , much may be expected .
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