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Page 435
... vols . 8s . Lane and Co. This is one of the most foolish specimens of the trash which is continually poured upon the public in the form of novels . Both the style and matter are silly in the ex- treme , and the work altogether unworthy ...
... vols . 8s . Lane and Co. This is one of the most foolish specimens of the trash which is continually poured upon the public in the form of novels . Both the style and matter are silly in the ex- treme , and the work altogether unworthy ...
Page 535
... vols . royal Svo . 21. 2s . Od . Clarke and Sons . Reflections on the Study of the Law , in two Parts . By Richard Whalley Bridgman , Esq . cr . 8vo . 4s . 6d . Brooke and Clarke . MEDICINE , SURGERY , & c . The Lectures of Boyer upon ...
... vols . royal Svo . 21. 2s . Od . Clarke and Sons . Reflections on the Study of the Law , in two Parts . By Richard Whalley Bridgman , Esq . cr . 8vo . 4s . 6d . Brooke and Clarke . MEDICINE , SURGERY , & c . The Lectures of Boyer upon ...
Page 651
... vols . 88. Lane . Of all the works of this sort that we ever perused , this is the most ridiculous . The author , in attempting to draw a bad character , has laid before us not a human creature but a fiend . The devil runs away with ...
... vols . 88. Lane . Of all the works of this sort that we ever perused , this is the most ridiculous . The author , in attempting to draw a bad character , has laid before us not a human creature but a fiend . The devil runs away with ...
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