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We now wifh to turn the attention of the reader to an officer of the first eminence in his profeffion , whofe military fkill we admire , and whofe unceafing activity entitles him to our approbation . His recent embarkation for the ...
We now wifh to turn the attention of the reader to an officer of the first eminence in his profeffion , whofe military fkill we admire , and whofe unceafing activity entitles him to our approbation . His recent embarkation for the ...
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Except Horace , how * For a further account of African manners , we refer the reader to a long and interefting extract in this Month's Review . little idea had either the Greeks or Romans of wit little THE MONTHLY VISITOR . fifter, ...
Except Horace , how * For a further account of African manners , we refer the reader to a long and interefting extract in this Month's Review . little idea had either the Greeks or Romans of wit little THE MONTHLY VISITOR . fifter, ...
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... for this kind of poetry , and expatiated on the advantages of which it is almoft exclufively poffeffed . But in confidering the Eclogues , it was impoffible not to refer the reader to the productions of THEOCRITUS , who is by way of ...
... for this kind of poetry , and expatiated on the advantages of which it is almoft exclufively poffeffed . But in confidering the Eclogues , it was impoffible not to refer the reader to the productions of THEOCRITUS , who is by way of ...
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Stretch'd near the grotto , when I've breath'd my last My corfe will give the wolves a fweet repait , As fweet to them as honey to your taste ! lan } The cafe and fimplicity of thefe feveral paffages are difcernible by every reader .
Stretch'd near the grotto , when I've breath'd my last My corfe will give the wolves a fweet repait , As fweet to them as honey to your taste ! lan } The cafe and fimplicity of thefe feveral paffages are difcernible by every reader .
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He leads us over the barren and craggy mountains of the principality , in the most pleafing manner , entertaining his readers with fpeculations which both inftruct and amuse them . His Second is , in every refpect , equal to his First ...
He leads us over the barren and craggy mountains of the principality , in the most pleafing manner , entertaining his readers with fpeculations which both inftruct and amuse them . His Second is , in every refpect , equal to his First ...
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