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... readers to the work itself ; in which they will find it elaborately investigated , and fairly appreciated . While we admit that in the first part of this production , of which we have now taken a rapid view , we meet with much important ...
... readers to the work itself ; in which they will find it elaborately investigated , and fairly appreciated . While we admit that in the first part of this production , of which we have now taken a rapid view , we meet with much important ...
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... readers with a short abstract . AMOI , together with upis and upw , Mr. B. deduces from auw to embrace or grasp . Our readers will find the whole of this statement in Lennep's Etym . p . 120 and 136. Of the various significations which ...
... readers with a short abstract . AMOI , together with upis and upw , Mr. B. deduces from auw to embrace or grasp . Our readers will find the whole of this statement in Lennep's Etym . p . 120 and 136. Of the various significations which ...
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... readers will derive any solid advantage from those parts of the poem which contain reflections : I have aimed ,. however weakly , to please ; and to please only . ' It would indeed have been distressing , if , after having used all this ...
... readers will derive any solid advantage from those parts of the poem which contain reflections : I have aimed ,. however weakly , to please ; and to please only . ' It would indeed have been distressing , if , after having used all this ...
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