Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... observed that most of them had taken very full notes that he purposely avoided making any ob- fervations upon the evidence , chu- fing to leave it to themselves ; then concluded as follows : ] This , Gentlemen , is the whole of the ...
... observed that most of them had taken very full notes that he purposely avoided making any ob- fervations upon the evidence , chu- fing to leave it to themselves ; then concluded as follows : ] This , Gentlemen , is the whole of the ...
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... observed without wonder , that a mind fo vigorous and fer- tile in dramatic compofitions fhould on any other occafion difcover nothing but impotence and poverty . He has in these Little pieces neither elevation of fancy , fe- lection of ...
... observed without wonder , that a mind fo vigorous and fer- tile in dramatic compofitions fhould on any other occafion difcover nothing but impotence and poverty . He has in these Little pieces neither elevation of fancy , fe- lection of ...
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... observed , ' is fuppofed to be a Frenchman ; he certainly is not a natural - born fubject of this coun- try ; but , whilst he is under the protection of the laws of this kingdom , he owes al- legiance to it equal to that of any natural ...
... observed , ' is fuppofed to be a Frenchman ; he certainly is not a natural - born fubject of this coun- try ; but , whilst he is under the protection of the laws of this kingdom , he owes al- legiance to it equal to that of any natural ...
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