The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 |
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Page 174
... paffage a particular and critical exa- mination . It is of confequence in the prefent argument ; and we have fome obfervations to offer on it , which , if free , are , we hope , no way prefumptuous ; and , if novel , not groundless ...
... paffage a particular and critical exa- mination . It is of confequence in the prefent argument ; and we have fome obfervations to offer on it , which , if free , are , we hope , no way prefumptuous ; and , if novel , not groundless ...
Page 176
... paffage is pointed entirely against second marriages that take place under the fanction of a divorce ? Athenagoras might , with great propriety , call fuch marriages fpecious adultery ; and the perfons who engaged in them , veiled ...
... paffage is pointed entirely against second marriages that take place under the fanction of a divorce ? Athenagoras might , with great propriety , call fuch marriages fpecious adultery ; and the perfons who engaged in them , veiled ...
Page 200
... paffage is evident . ' The grand diftinction then between the two emphatic in- flexions is this ; the falling inflexion affirms fomething in the emphafis , and denies what is opposed to it in the antithefis while the emphafis with the ...
... paffage is evident . ' The grand diftinction then between the two emphatic in- flexions is this ; the falling inflexion affirms fomething in the emphafis , and denies what is opposed to it in the antithefis while the emphafis with the ...
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