The Monthly Review, Tom 1Hurst, Robinson, 1833 |
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... reader will see , that though the plot is somewhat compli- cated , though there are two many incidents , and too many per- sonages , calling for his attention at the same time in these pages , still he cannot deny that the general ...
... reader will see , that though the plot is somewhat compli- cated , though there are two many incidents , and too many per- sonages , calling for his attention at the same time in these pages , still he cannot deny that the general ...
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... reader already mentioned , and not only was the receipt of them acknowledged , but a modicum of reward was assigned to the poor but able detector ; nay , his character , as a person well qualified to undertake the duty of revising an ...
... reader already mentioned , and not only was the receipt of them acknowledged , but a modicum of reward was assigned to the poor but able detector ; nay , his character , as a person well qualified to undertake the duty of revising an ...
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... reader . Many of the writers who have made Greece the subject of their productions , agree in the general assertion that the Greeks suffered their revolution to be tarnished with a comparatively small number of political crimes . Mr ...
... reader . Many of the writers who have made Greece the subject of their productions , agree in the general assertion that the Greeks suffered their revolution to be tarnished with a comparatively small number of political crimes . Mr ...
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