The European Magazine, and London Review, Volume 2Philological Society of London, 1783 |
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Page 32
... fatire of his judgment and humanity . VAINCU . LE défir de foulager ma douleur , Ma- dame , vous fait prendre une erreur pour la realité ; vous le perdriez bientôt , fi vous aviez mis mon pere à l'epreuve : il va haïr le Baron dès qu'il ...
... fatire of his judgment and humanity . VAINCU . LE défir de foulager ma douleur , Ma- dame , vous fait prendre une erreur pour la realité ; vous le perdriez bientôt , fi vous aviez mis mon pere à l'epreuve : il va haïr le Baron dès qu'il ...
Page 50
... fatire on the levities and fol- lies of the age , we fhall present the reader with part of a letter from Mr. Ralph P to his friend in the country , de- fcribing their journey and arrival in town . " After many diftreffes and accidents ...
... fatire on the levities and fol- lies of the age , we fhall present the reader with part of a letter from Mr. Ralph P to his friend in the country , de- fcribing their journey and arrival in town . " After many diftreffes and accidents ...
Page 53
... fatire is not congenial with the foil of Italy ; and he prefers an unfettled for- tune , with liberty of speech , to opulence and flavery . ciety , the middling clafs of people in France . They never FOR 53 JULY , 1782 . T.
... fatire is not congenial with the foil of Italy ; and he prefers an unfettled for- tune , with liberty of speech , to opulence and flavery . ciety , the middling clafs of people in France . They never FOR 53 JULY , 1782 . T.
Page 87
... fatire on the times . " I can just recollect a few lines , " The Parliament's to be diffolv'd , and then , ( As Ladies now are wifer far than men ) We'll have a Houfe of Commons of our own . ' In another place , fuppofing the change ...
... fatire on the times . " I can just recollect a few lines , " The Parliament's to be diffolv'd , and then , ( As Ladies now are wifer far than men ) We'll have a Houfe of Commons of our own . ' In another place , fuppofing the change ...
Page 131
... fatire . To harrow up the foul of any individual is an unworthy occupation . To blaft the fame of an author , who has obtained reputation with the public , and to hold out his weakneffes with acrimony , is wicked . The air of ...
... fatire . To harrow up the foul of any individual is an unworthy occupation . To blaft the fame of an author , who has obtained reputation with the public , and to hold out his weakneffes with acrimony , is wicked . The air of ...
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