Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen 15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... said evil- " difpofed perfons " . But this ftatute extends not to indemnify the killing a ⚫ felon , when the felony is not accompanied with force ; for it speaks of robbery ; therefore the killing a man who only attempts to pick a ...
... said evil- " difpofed perfons " . But this ftatute extends not to indemnify the killing a ⚫ felon , when the felony is not accompanied with force ; for it speaks of robbery ; therefore the killing a man who only attempts to pick a ...
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... said to have had no idea of better poetry . than Cowley's . The King was perpetually quoting Hudi- bras . The neglect of fuch a poem as the Paradise Lost , ⚫ will for ever remain a monument of the bad taste that pre- vailed . It may be ...
... said to have had no idea of better poetry . than Cowley's . The King was perpetually quoting Hudi- bras . The neglect of fuch a poem as the Paradise Lost , ⚫ will for ever remain a monument of the bad taste that pre- vailed . It may be ...
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... said , with a gaiety which , on fuch an occafion , few perfons could ⚫ have been capable of , that he had heard from the mouths of many perfons , that the fociety never loved him , and he was 6 now convinced of it by his own . Chatel ...
... said , with a gaiety which , on fuch an occafion , few perfons could ⚫ have been capable of , that he had heard from the mouths of many perfons , that the fociety never loved him , and he was 6 now convinced of it by his own . Chatel ...
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... Said you not , fhe , th ' accurfed fhe , should fall ? The flave affures her miftrefs that Leucothoe fhall fall , but not by her ; for as the God was now infenfible to her charms , the deftruction of the new object of his wifhes , would ...
... Said you not , fhe , th ' accurfed fhe , should fall ? The flave affures her miftrefs that Leucothoe fhall fall , but not by her ; for as the God was now infenfible to her charms , the deftruction of the new object of his wifhes , would ...
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... said , it appears , firft , that Apelles could not be ignorant of those bright colours used by other painters in his time . Secondly , that the bright colouring of his pic- tures , mentioned by Pliny , indicate his use of such colours ...
... said , it appears , firft , that Apelles could not be ignorant of those bright colours used by other painters in his time . Secondly , that the bright colouring of his pic- tures , mentioned by Pliny , indicate his use of such colours ...
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