 Glories flow. The confcious Seraphs well may veil their dimmer Faces too. IV. His Feet were ftrong and dreadful, as his Port, "Worthy the God- like Form they did fupport ; His Voice refembkd the Majeftick Fall Of mighty Waves : Twas Awful, Great, Divine,...  Poems on several occasions, written by Philomela - Page 70by Elisabeth Rowe - 1696Full view - About this book
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...Glories flow. The conlcious Seraphs well may veil their dimmer Faces toa. IV. His feet were llrong and dreadful) as his Port, Worthy the God-like Form...did fupport ; His Voice refembled the Majeftick Fall Pf mighty Waves: 'Twas Awful0 Great, Divine, and Solemn all. V« His powerful Hand a Starry Scepter... | |
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...from his Eyes fuch a<ftive Glories flow. The confcious Seraphs well may veil their dimmer Faces too. IV. His Feet were ftrong and dreadful, as his Port, "Worthy the God- like Form they did fupport ; His Voice refembkd the Majeftick Fall Of mighty Waves : Twas Awful,... | |
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...from his eyes fhch acYive glories flow, The confcious feraphs well might vail their dimmer faces too. IV. His feet were ftrong, and dreadful as his port, Worthy the godlike form they did fupport : C 3 -His His voice refembled the majeflic fall Of mighty waves: 'twas awful* great, divine, and folemn... | |
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