Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... frequent revi- sion , and the corrections of matured judgment and taste , be- fore it would be fit to meet the public eye . The plan of this poem evinces compass of thought ; and its execution proves the author to be conversant with the ...
... frequent revi- sion , and the corrections of matured judgment and taste , be- fore it would be fit to meet the public eye . The plan of this poem evinces compass of thought ; and its execution proves the author to be conversant with the ...
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... frequently forgotten . The ambition of the Hindoo is moderate , and he bears a stain on his honour with great calm ... frequent inva- sions of it by the Moosulmans , and their ultimate settlement in it , a considerable number of Arabic ...
... frequently forgotten . The ambition of the Hindoo is moderate , and he bears a stain on his honour with great calm ... frequent inva- sions of it by the Moosulmans , and their ultimate settlement in it , a considerable number of Arabic ...
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... frequent supply of food , and the greater part of the function of digestion is carried on in the intestines . At the ... frequently found a species of worm called a bott , supposed to be the larva of the œstrus equi , a peculiar kind of ...
... frequent supply of food , and the greater part of the function of digestion is carried on in the intestines . At the ... frequently found a species of worm called a bott , supposed to be the larva of the œstrus equi , a peculiar kind of ...
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