The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 7H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... reason to conclude that the doctrines of Plato were applied to practical use , and had a confiderable influence on the manners and morals of the age . The object towards which mankind have always directed their mind , and in the ...
... reason to conclude that the doctrines of Plato were applied to practical use , and had a confiderable influence on the manners and morals of the age . The object towards which mankind have always directed their mind , and in the ...
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... reason to believe , will reflect an honour on the British nation . The MINATURES made a beautiful appearance , though of very unequal merit . There is , in this kind of painting , a fineness which is gratifying to the eye , for with the ...
... reason to believe , will reflect an honour on the British nation . The MINATURES made a beautiful appearance , though of very unequal merit . There is , in this kind of painting , a fineness which is gratifying to the eye , for with the ...
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... objects form'd to charm the mortal eye , How chaîte a harmony fhall he fecure To the fair fpirits of a happier sky ! Manchester . T. MAMRON . THE ORPHAN . De Reafon of Ere Reason dawn'd , G 2 PARNASSIAN GARLAND . 75 R ...
... objects form'd to charm the mortal eye , How chaîte a harmony fhall he fecure To the fair fpirits of a happier sky ! Manchester . T. MAMRON . THE ORPHAN . De Reafon of Ere Reason dawn'd , G 2 PARNASSIAN GARLAND . 75 R ...
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THE ORPHAN . De Reafon of Ere Reason dawn'd , or paffion fwell'd my soul , Compell'd , unfhelter'd , adverse storms to bear , Devoid of fuccour , and without controul . Oft for relief relations rich I fought , And urg'd my kindred ties ...
THE ORPHAN . De Reafon of Ere Reason dawn'd , or paffion fwell'd my soul , Compell'd , unfhelter'd , adverse storms to bear , Devoid of fuccour , and without controul . Oft for relief relations rich I fought , And urg'd my kindred ties ...
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... reason to believe that I am a liar . They have alfo a right to demand from me , upon oath , the particular circumftances of my private fituation . In obedience to the law , I am ready to attend them upon this degrading occasion , so ...
... reason to believe that I am a liar . They have alfo a right to demand from me , upon oath , the particular circumftances of my private fituation . In obedience to the law , I am ready to attend them upon this degrading occasion , so ...
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