The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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... Say ft thou I must be cautious , must be filent , And tremble at the phantom I have rais'd ? Carry to him thy timid counfels . He Perchance may heed ' em : Tell him too , that one , Who had fuch liberal power to give , may still With ...
... Say ft thou I must be cautious , must be filent , And tremble at the phantom I have rais'd ? Carry to him thy timid counfels . He Perchance may heed ' em : Tell him too , that one , Who had fuch liberal power to give , may still With ...
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... says , that if he did not write , all the hills about Bath would die , Shall Cla'rton , Solfbury , Mars , Badonca die ? And that if Apollo would but lend him a lift in this bufinefs , not only one of the hills itself , but all the ...
... says , that if he did not write , all the hills about Bath would die , Shall Cla'rton , Solfbury , Mars , Badonca die ? And that if Apollo would but lend him a lift in this bufinefs , not only one of the hills itself , but all the ...
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... says , he went thither in 1732 , and there he commenced a friendship with Mr. Hwhich has been moft lasting on both fides.'We fuppofe the gentle- man here meant , is Mr. Hall , the ingenious author of the CRAZY TALES , & c . Quitting the ...
... says , he went thither in 1732 , and there he commenced a friendship with Mr. Hwhich has been moft lasting on both fides.'We fuppofe the gentle- man here meant , is Mr. Hall , the ingenious author of the CRAZY TALES , & c . Quitting the ...
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