The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 117
... reason for it , but many reasons against it ? Well , then is it not more strange that this fame impropriety , in this fame cafe , fhould run through ALL languages ? And that they fhould all ufe an Article , without any reafon ...
... reason for it , but many reasons against it ? Well , then is it not more strange that this fame impropriety , in this fame cafe , fhould run through ALL languages ? And that they fhould all ufe an Article , without any reafon ...
Page 171
... reasons for addreffing this letter to the Bishop of Litch- field and Coventry , in the following paffage : That ... reason to apprehend , that no propofal for the revifal and amendment of our theology and mode of public worship will ...
... reasons for addreffing this letter to the Bishop of Litch- field and Coventry , in the following paffage : That ... reason to apprehend , that no propofal for the revifal and amendment of our theology and mode of public worship will ...
Page 222
... reason , and the ufeful guarde feu , if I may ufe the expreffion , to wit and imagina- tion . Difcretion points out the a propos , the decorum , the ne quid nimis , and will carry a man with moderate parts further than the most shining ...
... reason , and the ufeful guarde feu , if I may ufe the expreffion , to wit and imagina- tion . Difcretion points out the a propos , the decorum , the ne quid nimis , and will carry a man with moderate parts further than the most shining ...
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