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... writers , good , bad , and indifferent : but this is a subject to which we shall have better opportunities of recurring . With the above exceptions , we have met with much to ap- prove in these letters . The writer was evidently ...
... writers , good , bad , and indifferent : but this is a subject to which we shall have better opportunities of recurring . With the above exceptions , we have met with much to ap- prove in these letters . The writer was evidently ...
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... writer points all the satire of which he is master : but he manages his thunder so aukwardly , that we pity rather the satirizer than the satirized . Art . 25. Somerset , a Poem . ByF . Webb . 4to . pp.42 . Bentley . 1811 . Descriptive ...
... writer points all the satire of which he is master : but he manages his thunder so aukwardly , that we pity rather the satirizer than the satirized . Art . 25. Somerset , a Poem . ByF . Webb . 4to . pp.42 . Bentley . 1811 . Descriptive ...
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... writer , 473 . Seduction , female , remarks on , 331 . Ségur , M. de , anecdote of , dur- ing his ministry , 519 . Seine , banks of , French verses on , 540 . Seneca , obs . on the versions of his plays , 262. His supposed pro- phecy of ...
... writer , 473 . Seduction , female , remarks on , 331 . Ségur , M. de , anecdote of , dur- ing his ministry , 519 . Seine , banks of , French verses on , 540 . Seneca , obs . on the versions of his plays , 262. His supposed pro- phecy of ...
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