THE MONTHLY REVIEW OR LITERARY JOURNAL1781 |
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... sense ; " and stars and dashes , which in reality mean no- thing , were fuppofed to mean too much for language to express ; and the Writer , fwelling with unutterable feelings , and labour- ing with those travels of the heart which had ...
... sense ; " and stars and dashes , which in reality mean no- thing , were fuppofed to mean too much for language to express ; and the Writer , fwelling with unutterable feelings , and labour- ing with those travels of the heart which had ...
Page 122
... sense . The fecond corruption is the word for three now changed into Captains . The third is the change of a participle into a proper name ; it being impoffible that Jabobeam the Hach- mmonite fhould be the fame man with Adino the ...
... sense . The fecond corruption is the word for three now changed into Captains . The third is the change of a participle into a proper name ; it being impoffible that Jabobeam the Hach- mmonite fhould be the fame man with Adino the ...
Page 196
... sense . ' A loofe fentence has been shown to confit of a period either di- rect or inversed , and an additional member which does not modify it ; or , in other words , a loofe fentence is a member containing per- fect fenfe by itfelf ...
... sense . ' A loofe fentence has been shown to confit of a period either di- rect or inversed , and an additional member which does not modify it ; or , in other words , a loofe fentence is a member containing per- fect fenfe by itfelf ...
Page 200
... sense ; the first , is that which puts the author's meaning beyond the poflibility of miflake , the latter , as it were , adds fomething to it , and places the fenfe in fuch a point of view as to give it , though not a different , yet a ...
... sense ; the first , is that which puts the author's meaning beyond the poflibility of miflake , the latter , as it were , adds fomething to it , and places the fenfe in fuch a point of view as to give it , though not a different , yet a ...
Page 219
... sense than to ride on the line of him . If he does not meet with any cover or hedge in his way , he will keep on for feveral miles ; if he does , you will not be able to get him any farther.You fhould give him a great deal of law , and ...
... sense than to ride on the line of him . If he does not meet with any cover or hedge in his way , he will keep on for feveral miles ; if he does , you will not be able to get him any farther.You fhould give him a great deal of law , and ...
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