The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volumen65R. Griffiths, 1781 |
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... sense of the paffage is evident . ' The grand diftinction then between the two emphatic in- flexions is this ; the falling inflexion affirms fomething in the emphafis , and denies what is opposed to it in the antithefis while the ...
... sense of the paffage is evident . ' The grand diftinction then between the two emphatic in- flexions is this ; the falling inflexion affirms fomething in the emphafis , and denies what is opposed to it in the antithefis while the ...
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... sense or common decency , that envies him the poffeffion , or would for one moment difpute what he calls his common - law right to them . Art . 24. Adventures of a Hackney Coach . Vol . II . 12mo . 2s . 6d . Kearsley . 1781 . Though ...
... sense or common decency , that envies him the poffeffion , or would for one moment difpute what he calls his common - law right to them . Art . 24. Adventures of a Hackney Coach . Vol . II . 12mo . 2s . 6d . Kearsley . 1781 . Though ...
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... sense of honour . If he is an honeft man , he ought not to bear it ; and if he is a gentleman , he will not : -for affected indifference , like " ftubborn audacity , is frequently the laft refuge of guilt . " But Mr. Macpherson is not ...
... sense of honour . If he is an honeft man , he ought not to bear it ; and if he is a gentleman , he will not : -for affected indifference , like " ftubborn audacity , is frequently the laft refuge of guilt . " But Mr. Macpherson is not ...
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