Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1800 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... friends , they should feel the real natural consequences of their own neglect , but no other punishment should be inflicted ; and they should be left to make their own reflections upon their errors and misfortunes , undisturbed by the ...
... friends , they should feel the real natural consequences of their own neglect , but no other punishment should be inflicted ; and they should be left to make their own reflections upon their errors and misfortunes , undisturbed by the ...
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... friends had embarked early in the morning for Staffa , being encouraged by the favourable appearance of the weather : but , a few hours after their departure , the prospect changed , and the sea be- came tempestuous . This weather ...
... friends had embarked early in the morning for Staffa , being encouraged by the favourable appearance of the weather : but , a few hours after their departure , the prospect changed , and the sea be- came tempestuous . This weather ...
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... friends chose to big their bower , and there to retire to avoid the plague . Their lover followed them ; but they ... friend's planting . In front of the house is a lawn , of an unequal semicircle , at the edge of which is an almost ...
... friends chose to big their bower , and there to retire to avoid the plague . Their lover followed them ; but they ... friend's planting . In front of the house is a lawn , of an unequal semicircle , at the edge of which is an almost ...
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