Clarissa: Or, The History of a Young Lady, Volumen8F. C. and J. Rivington, 1810 |
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... observed . I will be the interpreter of her's . Next to mine , her's shall be observed ; for she is my wife ; and shall be to all eternity . CLARISSA HARLOWE . 143.
... observed . I will be the interpreter of her's . Next to mine , her's shall be observed ; for she is my wife ; and shall be to all eternity . CLARISSA HARLOWE . 143.
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... observed in it under the sanction of religion , [ an authority perhaps not of the greatest weight with some of our modern critics ] it must be observed , that the author is justified in its catastrophe by the greatest master of reason ...
... observed in it under the sanction of religion , [ an authority perhaps not of the greatest weight with some of our modern critics ] it must be observed , that the author is justified in its catastrophe by the greatest master of reason ...
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... observed in this art , there is no manner of reason why it should not extend to heroic poetry , as well as tragedy . But we find it so little observed in Homer , that his Achilles is placed in the greatest point of glory and success ...
... observed in this art , there is no manner of reason why it should not extend to heroic poetry , as well as tragedy . But we find it so little observed in Homer , that his Achilles is placed in the greatest point of glory and success ...
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