Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen15Ralph 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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... should we difpofe of it , when the foul as yet has no operation in her power , but paffes from one object to another , only as he is dragged by their different impreffions ? But fo foon as a man comes to connect his ideas with figns of ...
... should we difpofe of it , when the foul as yet has no operation in her power , but paffes from one object to another , only as he is dragged by their different impreffions ? But fo foon as a man comes to connect his ideas with figns of ...
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... should be used ? The poem from whence these picturefque lines are extracted , being addreffed to the Deity , the fimile is thus applied . So while I wou'd me raise To the unbounded limits of thy praise , Some part o ' th ' way I thought ...
... should be used ? The poem from whence these picturefque lines are extracted , being addreffed to the Deity , the fimile is thus applied . So while I wou'd me raise To the unbounded limits of thy praise , Some part o ' th ' way I thought ...
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... should , perhaps , have agreed with our Author . There were , how- ever , fome profe compofitions in the time of Charles the firft , which , for a manly flow of diction , and a rotunditas fententia- rium , have not yet been furpaffed ...
... should , perhaps , have agreed with our Author . There were , how- ever , fome profe compofitions in the time of Charles the firft , which , for a manly flow of diction , and a rotunditas fententia- rium , have not yet been furpaffed ...
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... should be drawn from objects which have a refer- ence only to her story . Methinks we wand'ring go Thro ' dreary waftes , and weep each others woe.- In the notes he justly praises a poem of Catullus's , inscribed Atys . But we cannot ...
... should be drawn from objects which have a refer- ence only to her story . Methinks we wand'ring go Thro ' dreary waftes , and weep each others woe.- In the notes he justly praises a poem of Catullus's , inscribed Atys . But we cannot ...
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... should always , in our difputes with Un- • believers , content ourselves with infifting upon the miracles ⚫ alone . But for fear a fpeculative affent of Reason to these ' miracles , even if we could gain it , should not be fufficient ...
... should always , in our difputes with Un- • believers , content ourselves with infifting upon the miracles ⚫ alone . But for fear a fpeculative affent of Reason to these ' miracles , even if we could gain it , should not be fufficient ...
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