The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Band 4Tobias Smollett R[ichard]. Baldwin, at the Rose in Pater-noster-Row, 1792 |
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... whofe interior hollows are imprinted on the ftony kernel . It contains four articulations , and their divifions penetrate the stone , which is a mixture of hard clay , of fand , and white glimmer . The fecond is a portion of a large ...
... whofe interior hollows are imprinted on the ftony kernel . It contains four articulations , and their divifions penetrate the stone , which is a mixture of hard clay , of fand , and white glimmer . The fecond is a portion of a large ...
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... whofe fights are not extenfive , and who confequent- ly require no fuch precautions , have neither the tendon , which fupplies the place of a staff for the flag or wing , nor the ring , which confines the flag , but , in their room ...
... whofe fights are not extenfive , and who confequent- ly require no fuch precautions , have neither the tendon , which fupplies the place of a staff for the flag or wing , nor the ring , which confines the flag , but , in their room ...
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... whofe blood he receives his earliest nourishment . An affinity is therefore created by this circumftance , which operates to render marri- age illegal , in the fame manner as actual confanguinity . Book IV . Divorce . The Mahometan laws ...
... whofe blood he receives his earliest nourishment . An affinity is therefore created by this circumftance , which operates to render marri- age illegal , in the fame manner as actual confanguinity . Book IV . Divorce . The Mahometan laws ...
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... whofe name as a philofopher and par- ticularly as a logician , does more honour to England than his did to Stagyra ; who threw open the prifon in which science had been held captive , and once more fet her free ; and , who with a bold ...
... whofe name as a philofopher and par- ticularly as a logician , does more honour to England than his did to Stagyra ; who threw open the prifon in which science had been held captive , and once more fet her free ; and , who with a bold ...
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... whofe natural colour emulates that which is occasioned , on the oak , by moffes and lichens : its fprays rife alfo at eafy angles , and the whole tree fhould be more frequently inter- mixed in plantations with the oak . Our author feems ...
... whofe natural colour emulates that which is occasioned , on the oak , by moffes and lichens : its fprays rife alfo at eafy angles , and the whole tree fhould be more frequently inter- mixed in plantations with the oak . Our author feems ...
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