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... himself the most fcandalous declamations against the great and the rich , but has alio quitted England , and is gone to Paris , where he is become an affiliate of the Jacobins , and has enlifted himself under their standard . ' We ...
... himself the most fcandalous declamations against the great and the rich , but has alio quitted England , and is gone to Paris , where he is become an affiliate of the Jacobins , and has enlifted himself under their standard . ' We ...
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... himself . Whatever others may have done , we are of opinion that Mr. Nares himself has adverted to the meaning of this word but little , or to little purpose : for we cannot but confider him as very unfortu nate in his explanation of it ...
... himself . Whatever others may have done , we are of opinion that Mr. Nares himself has adverted to the meaning of this word but little , or to little purpose : for we cannot but confider him as very unfortu nate in his explanation of it ...
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... himself adequate to his conception . He moves in ftate , and his periods are always harmonious . His Oriental Tales are in the true style of Eastern magnificence , and yet none of them are so much admired as the Visions of Mirza . In ...
... himself adequate to his conception . He moves in ftate , and his periods are always harmonious . His Oriental Tales are in the true style of Eastern magnificence , and yet none of them are so much admired as the Visions of Mirza . In ...
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