The Analytical Review, Or History of Literature, Domestic and Foreign, on an Enlarged Plan, Volume 171793 Containing scientific abstracts of important and interesting works, published in English; a general account of such as are of less consequence, with short characters; notices, or reviews of valuable foreign books; criticisms on new pieces of music and works of art; and the literary intelligence of Europe, &c. |
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... reader will find much easy pleasantry , and many of those happy allufions to modern characters , and fashionable manners , which might be expected from a lady of rank , who has been conversant with the polite world . Of this the reader ...
... reader will find much easy pleasantry , and many of those happy allufions to modern characters , and fashionable manners , which might be expected from a lady of rank , who has been conversant with the polite world . Of this the reader ...
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... reader with generous and heroic fentiments . The fidelity of Lodoiska , the romantic gallantry of Lorzinski , and the bold and daring in- trepidity of the republican Pulauski , cannot fail to make a lasting , and a laudable impression ...
... reader with generous and heroic fentiments . The fidelity of Lodoiska , the romantic gallantry of Lorzinski , and the bold and daring in- trepidity of the republican Pulauski , cannot fail to make a lasting , and a laudable impression ...
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... reader , are an irrefragable answer ; he muft have felt the emotions he inspired : with regard to the second , we could have wifhed Mr. M. had dwelled on the passages which discover a mind impressed with the ideas of an all - ruling ...
... reader , are an irrefragable answer ; he muft have felt the emotions he inspired : with regard to the second , we could have wifhed Mr. M. had dwelled on the passages which discover a mind impressed with the ideas of an all - ruling ...
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