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10 ** As it is the wish of the Editors to render this Work a REPOSITORY O
whatever may be supposed to be most interesting to general readers , they bels
leave to offer one or two remarks , on what is new in the plan they have adopt ed ,
and ...
10 ** As it is the wish of the Editors to render this Work a REPOSITORY O
whatever may be supposed to be most interesting to general readers , they bels
leave to offer one or two remarks , on what is new in the plan they have adopt ed ,
and ...
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We must not sentiment that excites astonishment induce our readers , however ,
to beand wonder rather than sympathy . lieve that the public were as yet all aThe
author of these discourses is so greed in their opinion of Dr Chalmers ' well ...
We must not sentiment that excites astonishment induce our readers , however ,
to beand wonder rather than sympathy . lieve that the public were as yet all aThe
author of these discourses is so greed in their opinion of Dr Chalmers ' well ...
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sons , reason ty of the practice , are somewhat curi- Revels , by Ben Jonson , I
find the fol , ous in themselves , and worthy the lowing passage : perusal of your
readers . “ Merc . He will censure or disa I find the distinction of seats , in re
course ...
sons , reason ty of the practice , are somewhat curi- Revels , by Ben Jonson , I
find the fol , ous in themselves , and worthy the lowing passage : perusal of your
readers . “ Merc . He will censure or disa I find the distinction of seats , in re
course ...
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All these things would add little to of readers to whom this book will not the size ,
while they would greatly inbe both amusing and instructive . To crease the value
of the publication . It those who have already studied the is proper also to remark
...
All these things would add little to of readers to whom this book will not the size ,
while they would greatly inbe both amusing and instructive . To crease the value
of the publication . It those who have already studied the is proper also to remark
...
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Lon- readers have not yet seen this delightdon , Longman and Co. 1817 . ful
romance , and will be obliged to us ( Concluded from page 285. ) for an analysis
of the “ Fire Worshippers ” and “ The Light of the When we gave our readers an ...
Lon- readers have not yet seen this delightdon , Longman and Co. 1817 . ful
romance , and will be obliged to us ( Concluded from page 285. ) for an analysis
of the “ Fire Worshippers ” and “ The Light of the When we gave our readers an ...
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