Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volym 64Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1781 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... fatire . ' " The language of Reason will ever be that of fincerity . " ' • Brevity is a merit , especially in a fuperficial age . ' Happy the writer who fays much in few words . ' The greateft part of books are of no ufe to the readers ...
... fatire . ' " The language of Reason will ever be that of fincerity . " ' • Brevity is a merit , especially in a fuperficial age . ' Happy the writer who fays much in few words . ' The greateft part of books are of no ufe to the readers ...
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... fatire and refined humour will always give inexpreffible pleasure . Luc . But furely , my friend , general fatire , and true humour ( and thefe you are kind enough to grant me ) , ftand as fair a chance of general approbation as any ...
... fatire and refined humour will always give inexpreffible pleasure . Luc . But furely , my friend , general fatire , and true humour ( and thefe you are kind enough to grant me ) , ftand as fair a chance of general approbation as any ...
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... fatire the established religion of your coun- try . " Luc . I will tell you , my Lord , how that happened : at the time when I wrote , three parts of thofe whom I wrote to and converfed with were of the fame opinion with myself . I had ...
... fatire the established religion of your coun- try . " Luc . I will tell you , my Lord , how that happened : at the time when I wrote , three parts of thofe whom I wrote to and converfed with were of the fame opinion with myself . I had ...
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... fatire , I muft beg leave to obferve , are diforders which you moderns feldom labour under : you should , nevertheless , have fome pity on those who do . Lord L. This may be wit , but it is not argument . And now , my dear Lucian , to ...
... fatire , I muft beg leave to obferve , are diforders which you moderns feldom labour under : you should , nevertheless , have fome pity on those who do . Lord L. This may be wit , but it is not argument . And now , my dear Lucian , to ...
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... fatire ; who having given an account of the five crimes charged on the Cainites , adds , " When we read these things in the Fathers of the church , one can fcarce forbear thinking that the cafe was the fame with them , in re- fpect to ...
... fatire ; who having given an account of the five crimes charged on the Cainites , adds , " When we read these things in the Fathers of the church , one can fcarce forbear thinking that the cafe was the fame with them , in re- fpect to ...
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