The European Magazine, and London Review, Tập 42Philological Society of London, 1802 |
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... reafon owns no better cause For tamely yielding , than newspaper laws- [ ing ftill , Or what , perhaps , you'll deem more gail- The lordly mandates of the Green - Room will ; [ throne , Then let that reafon fpurn a mimic And others ...
... reafon owns no better cause For tamely yielding , than newspaper laws- [ ing ftill , Or what , perhaps , you'll deem more gail- The lordly mandates of the Green - Room will ; [ throne , Then let that reafon fpurn a mimic And others ...
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... reafon , affigned for their not being decorated with gold and purple , is far from be- ing fatisfactory . One cannot help remarking , that no mention is made of Juno's famous tem- ple ; but only of its circumjacent grounds . Perhaps ...
... reafon , affigned for their not being decorated with gold and purple , is far from be- ing fatisfactory . One cannot help remarking , that no mention is made of Juno's famous tem- ple ; but only of its circumjacent grounds . Perhaps ...
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... reafon to believe . The only branch of them that flourished was the printing , which was kept alive by large fupplies of plain piece goods purchased in this country , which the tafte of the Swifs induced them to or- nament by stamping ...
... reafon to believe . The only branch of them that flourished was the printing , which was kept alive by large fupplies of plain piece goods purchased in this country , which the tafte of the Swifs induced them to or- nament by stamping ...
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