Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1805 - Periodicals Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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Page 101
... pass his weary hours , Till welcome evening warn him that ' tis time , Upon the shell - notch'd calendar to mark Another day , another dreary day.- The hermit of the deep , not unobserved The Sabbath passes , -- ' tis his great delight ...
... pass his weary hours , Till welcome evening warn him that ' tis time , Upon the shell - notch'd calendar to mark Another day , another dreary day.- The hermit of the deep , not unobserved The Sabbath passes , -- ' tis his great delight ...
Page 375
... passing through the circuitous course of the circulation : A young man , for whom I had ordered frictions on the inner ... pass into vessels in the vicinity , the Bb4 iria iris returns on itself , and the pupil enlarges in Richerand's ...
... passing through the circuitous course of the circulation : A young man , for whom I had ordered frictions on the inner ... pass into vessels in the vicinity , the Bb4 iria iris returns on itself , and the pupil enlarges in Richerand's ...
Page 424
... pass to the fall of Babylon , the character and policy of Cyrus , his ill - fated expedition to the East Indies ... passes to discoveries of more modern times , and bestows some appropriate lines on the voyage of Henry of Portugal . The ...
... pass to the fall of Babylon , the character and policy of Cyrus , his ill - fated expedition to the East Indies ... passes to discoveries of more modern times , and bestows some appropriate lines on the voyage of Henry of Portugal . The ...
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