The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1806 - Books |
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Page 100
... live we begin to die , so we must die before we can be said truly to live . Hence Death is to the Christian rather an object of gratulation than of sorrow . The prac tical remarks , which Mr F. has introduced , on the shortness and ...
... live we begin to die , so we must die before we can be said truly to live . Hence Death is to the Christian rather an object of gratulation than of sorrow . The prac tical remarks , which Mr F. has introduced , on the shortness and ...
Page 142
... lives , -nor do they , like some that shall be nameless , change their carriages every two.or three years to enrich their coachmakers . They have also Gala live- ries ; but they are made to last as long as they can . Every day liveries ...
... lives , -nor do they , like some that shall be nameless , change their carriages every two.or three years to enrich their coachmakers . They have also Gala live- ries ; but they are made to last as long as they can . Every day liveries ...
Page 164
... live as long as the history of France . 46 His daughter , madame la barronne de Staël , on the contrary , can- not be seen , or rather heard , unnoticed . Besides a general fund of good humor , wit , and information , she possesses a ...
... live as long as the history of France . 46 His daughter , madame la barronne de Staël , on the contrary , can- not be seen , or rather heard , unnoticed . Besides a general fund of good humor , wit , and information , she possesses a ...
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