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Speaking of the Juvenile Poems , he says : Although these poems obtained some early notice , the number of their admirers was for a long time small . Even from the wits of our Augustan age , as the age of Addison and Pope has sometimes ...
Speaking of the Juvenile Poems , he says : Although these poems obtained some early notice , the number of their admirers was for a long time small . Even from the wits of our Augustan age , as the age of Addison and Pope has sometimes ...
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... to attract the notice of Dr. W. ; whilst he was , on his part , thoroughly accessible , and imparted his lively ... an uniform attention to the female sex , and an indulgent notice of children , there is a warm and feeling beart .
... to attract the notice of Dr. W. ; whilst he was , on his part , thoroughly accessible , and imparted his lively ... an uniform attention to the female sex , and an indulgent notice of children , there is a warm and feeling beart .
Page 371
We have hazarded these observations as introductory to the notice of a man whose labours have excited the most violent prejudices , who met with hard treatment from his countrymen , and who , being now removed from this scene of ...
We have hazarded these observations as introductory to the notice of a man whose labours have excited the most violent prejudices , who met with hard treatment from his countrymen , and who , being now removed from this scene of ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1807 |
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