The European Magazine, and London Review, 第 42 巻Philological Society of London, 1802 |
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... itself is on two sheets . Phil . Tranf . Vol . LXXXI . Part II . Mr. Carmichael , Colonel Capper , Mr. Hunter , Mr. Irvin , Mr. Holford , & c . moir " SOME ACCOUNT OF THOMAS GARNETT , M. D. & c THE EUROPEAN MAGAZINE ,
... itself is on two sheets . Phil . Tranf . Vol . LXXXI . Part II . Mr. Carmichael , Colonel Capper , Mr. Hunter , Mr. Irvin , Mr. Holford , & c . moir " SOME ACCOUNT OF THOMAS GARNETT , M. D. & c THE EUROPEAN MAGAZINE ,
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... itself , is only the com- mencement of a great plan of its Author , to correct the Geography , ancient and modern , of that part of Afia which lies between India and Europe ; a task which the Major tells us , in his Preface , he had ...
... itself , is only the com- mencement of a great plan of its Author , to correct the Geography , ancient and modern , of that part of Afia which lies between India and Europe ; a task which the Major tells us , in his Preface , he had ...
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... itself , it is doubtless an evil to which they are as liable , and which they feel as keenly , as people in more mature years . This the author could not fail of knowing ; but the rhymes , lucklessly , would not admit of the proper term ...
... itself , it is doubtless an evil to which they are as liable , and which they feel as keenly , as people in more mature years . This the author could not fail of knowing ; but the rhymes , lucklessly , would not admit of the proper term ...
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... itself , or at least to deftroy all hopes of happiness in it in the eyes of every reafoning perfon of either fex . practifed - Are we any longer to won der at the exceffes into which they are carried headlong ? And when the bloom of ...
... itself , or at least to deftroy all hopes of happiness in it in the eyes of every reafoning perfon of either fex . practifed - Are we any longer to won der at the exceffes into which they are carried headlong ? And when the bloom of ...
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... itself with unmixed pleasure . Although the denfe state of the atmosphere obstructed diftant objects in fo great a degree , that our horizon was fomewhat limited , the unusual concourfe of fpectators , which gradually diminished to an ...
... itself with unmixed pleasure . Although the denfe state of the atmosphere obstructed diftant objects in fo great a degree , that our horizon was fomewhat limited , the unusual concourfe of fpectators , which gradually diminished to an ...
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