The Journal of a Voyage to LisbonA. Millar, 1755 - 276 páginas |
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... which will engage every future genius to ex- ert itself for your pleasure . THE principles and fpirit which breathe in every line of the small frag- men ment begun in anfwer to Lord Boling- Broke will unquestionably [ i ]
... which will engage every future genius to ex- ert itself for your pleasure . THE principles and fpirit which breathe in every line of the small frag- men ment begun in anfwer to Lord Boling- Broke will unquestionably [ i ]
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Henry Fielding. of higher ornaments of ftile , and every fact and fentiment offers itself to the fulleft and most deliberate examination . It would appear therefore , I think , fomewhat ftrange , if fuch writers as thefe fhould be found ...
Henry Fielding. of higher ornaments of ftile , and every fact and fentiment offers itself to the fulleft and most deliberate examination . It would appear therefore , I think , fomewhat ftrange , if fuch writers as thefe fhould be found ...
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... to the loweft degree ; that it is an excrefcence of an uncontroul'd li- centiousness mistaken for liberty , and never fhews itself in men who are po- lifh'd and refin'd , in fuch manner as human nature lifh'd TO LISBON . 47 my ...
... to the loweft degree ; that it is an excrefcence of an uncontroul'd li- centiousness mistaken for liberty , and never fhews itself in men who are po- lifh'd and refin'd , in fuch manner as human nature lifh'd TO LISBON . 47 my ...
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... itself ; and as the particular knowledge I here mean is entirely neceffary to the well understanding and well enjoying this journal ; and , laftly , as in this cafe the moft ignorant wil be thofe very readers whofe amufement we chiefly ...
... itself ; and as the particular knowledge I here mean is entirely neceffary to the well understanding and well enjoying this journal ; and , laftly , as in this cafe the moft ignorant wil be thofe very readers whofe amufement we chiefly ...
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... itself , in which he ftows his goods and paffengers , but he is called the cap- tain ; a word of fuch various ufe and uncertain fignification , that it feems very difficult to fix any positive idea to it if indeed there be any general ...
... itself , in which he ftows his goods and paffengers , but he is called the cap- tain ; a word of fuch various ufe and uncertain fignification , that it feems very difficult to fix any positive idea to it if indeed there be any general ...
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