The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Pàgina 101
... themselves worthy of it by a due performance of parochial duties , there cannot be a doubt that refidence would be more continued : but when , instead of being the reward of fervices performed , the better preferments are fre- quently ...
... themselves worthy of it by a due performance of parochial duties , there cannot be a doubt that refidence would be more continued : but when , instead of being the reward of fervices performed , the better preferments are fre- quently ...
Pàgina 129
... themselves more than repaid by his preferving inviolate his conftancy and affections . Not but that there are many instances of women , who in their intrigues have acted upon no other princi- ple than that of fatisfying their own ...
... themselves more than repaid by his preferving inviolate his conftancy and affections . Not but that there are many instances of women , who in their intrigues have acted upon no other princi- ple than that of fatisfying their own ...
Pàgina 226
... themselves of fuch habits . They ought , however , to recollect , that needlefsly to interrupt their brethren is rudenefs at leaft ; that they lay themselves open to remarks they would by no means relish were they to know them ; for who ...
... themselves of fuch habits . They ought , however , to recollect , that needlefsly to interrupt their brethren is rudenefs at leaft ; that they lay themselves open to remarks they would by no means relish were they to know them ; for who ...
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