The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 |
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Page 65
... prefent times , might very properly adopt the language of Pythias in the play , when speaking of a drunk- ard : Utinam fic fient , male qui mihi volunt ! TER . EUN . " If all were fuch enemies , Religion hath little to fear . " Mr ...
... prefent times , might very properly adopt the language of Pythias in the play , when speaking of a drunk- ard : Utinam fic fient , male qui mihi volunt ! TER . EUN . " If all were fuch enemies , Religion hath little to fear . " Mr ...
Page 76
... prefent any great reliance is placed on the proposed folvents for the ftone ; at the fame time we cannot be furprised that fuch an operation as that of lithotomy is not fubmitted to without delay and reluctance . The prefent Writer's ...
... prefent any great reliance is placed on the proposed folvents for the ftone ; at the fame time we cannot be furprised that fuch an operation as that of lithotomy is not fubmitted to without delay and reluctance . The prefent Writer's ...
Page 154
... prefent publication , Dr. Andrews's view is to ftrengthen the arguments contained in the preceding letters , by fome additional ideas which have occurred on a further infpection of the subject . In Letter III . he prefents us with a ...
... prefent publication , Dr. Andrews's view is to ftrengthen the arguments contained in the preceding letters , by fome additional ideas which have occurred on a further infpection of the subject . In Letter III . he prefents us with a ...
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