The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volum 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Pàgina 87
... paffage of Slender— ' No , forfooth , he hath a " little wee " face ' - that the meaning is extremely little ; and that the word is common in the North . But we apprehend that the proper word for little is wee ; and that , however ...
... paffage of Slender— ' No , forfooth , he hath a " little wee " face ' - that the meaning is extremely little ; and that the word is common in the North . But we apprehend that the proper word for little is wee ; and that , however ...
Pàgina 216
... paffage which defcribes Rodomont , when inclofed alone in the walls of Paris , and probably borrowed from Vir- gil's account of Turnus , in a fimilar fituation , gil's 216 Orlando Furiofo . The following paffage is likewise much ...
... paffage which defcribes Rodomont , when inclofed alone in the walls of Paris , and probably borrowed from Vir- gil's account of Turnus , in a fimilar fituation , gil's 216 Orlando Furiofo . The following paffage is likewise much ...
Pàgina 245
... paffage , that makes us feel it cold at the heart . ' This allegorical monfter , fo it proves , is emblematic of JEALOUSY , and at laft conquered by DISDAIN . Their combat is finely related in the fame ftyle . It is needlefs to obferve ...
... paffage , that makes us feel it cold at the heart . ' This allegorical monfter , fo it proves , is emblematic of JEALOUSY , and at laft conquered by DISDAIN . Their combat is finely related in the fame ftyle . It is needlefs to obferve ...
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