The Cabinet: Or, Monthly Report of Polite Literature, Volumen3Mathews and Leigh., 1808 |
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... feel ourselves justified in permitting such conduct to pass without the reproach it most se- verely deserves . Having said thus much , we shall pro- ceed to observe on the literary taste and judgment of that daughter , whose early ...
... feel ourselves justified in permitting such conduct to pass without the reproach it most se- verely deserves . Having said thus much , we shall pro- ceed to observe on the literary taste and judgment of that daughter , whose early ...
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... feeling sensi- Ble of this additional source of distress . 60 Though at times she was so lost as to be unconscious of the presence of her friends , at others , nature seemed to revive within her , and she would occasionally astonish ...
... feeling sensi- Ble of this additional source of distress . 60 Though at times she was so lost as to be unconscious of the presence of her friends , at others , nature seemed to revive within her , and she would occasionally astonish ...
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... feel ourselves justified in permitting such conduct to pass without the reproach it most se- verely deserves . Having said thus much , we shall pro- ceed to observe on the literary taste and judgment of that daughter , whose early ...
... feel ourselves justified in permitting such conduct to pass without the reproach it most se- verely deserves . Having said thus much , we shall pro- ceed to observe on the literary taste and judgment of that daughter , whose early ...
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... feeling sensi- Ble of this additional source of distress . 66 Though at times she was so lost as to be unconscious of the presence of her friends , at others , nature seemed to revive within her , and she would occasionally astonish ...
... feeling sensi- Ble of this additional source of distress . 66 Though at times she was so lost as to be unconscious of the presence of her friends , at others , nature seemed to revive within her , and she would occasionally astonish ...
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... feeling a proper respect for their own characters , have contributed in no small degree to the degradation of their art ... feel pleasure at the elevation of Miss Brun- ton to the peerage , because , independently of the at- tractions of ...
... feeling a proper respect for their own characters , have contributed in no small degree to the degradation of their art ... feel pleasure at the elevation of Miss Brun- ton to the peerage , because , independently of the at- tractions of ...
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