Miscellaneous Works, in Verse and Prose, Volume 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Page 54
... still remain , Nor fecond Chaos bound thý endless reign ; Fate's tyrant laws thy happier lot fhall brave , Baffle deftruction , and elude the grave . The circle of rays that you fee round the head of the Phoenix diftinguifh him to be ...
... still remain , Nor fecond Chaos bound thý endless reign ; Fate's tyrant laws thy happier lot fhall brave , Baffle deftruction , and elude the grave . The circle of rays that you fee round the head of the Phoenix diftinguifh him to be ...
Page 86
... still retain their name : Speak the fame language which they spoke before , " Wear the fame habits , which their Grandfires wore . Call them not Trojans : perifh the renown And name of Troy with that detefted town . Latium be Latium ...
... still retain their name : Speak the fame language which they spoke before , " Wear the fame habits , which their Grandfires wore . Call them not Trojans : perifh the renown And name of Troy with that detefted town . Latium be Latium ...
Page 134
... Still with fresh tears the living grief would feed , And fondly loves it , in her husband's fread . Mr. Rowe . I need not mention her fitting on the ground , be- cause we have already fpoken of the aptnefs of fuch a posture to reprefent ...
... Still with fresh tears the living grief would feed , And fondly loves it , in her husband's fread . Mr. Rowe . I need not mention her fitting on the ground , be- cause we have already fpoken of the aptnefs of fuch a posture to reprefent ...
Page 239
... still rife higher after a peace , notwithstanding our prefent conquests , with new additions , fhould be confirmed to us , as well because the monarchy of Spain would not be weakened by fuch conceffions , as because no Guarantee could ...
... still rife higher after a peace , notwithstanding our prefent conquests , with new additions , fhould be confirmed to us , as well because the monarchy of Spain would not be weakened by fuch conceffions , as because no Guarantee could ...
Page 303
... still extant , that delivered down this account of our Saviour in a fucceffive tradi- tion , till the whole Roman empire became Chrif- tian ; as there is no queftion but numberlefs feries tian ; Of the Chriftian Religion . 303 IX. It is ...
... still extant , that delivered down this account of our Saviour in a fucceffive tradi- tion , till the whole Roman empire became Chrif- tian ; as there is no queftion but numberlefs feries tian ; Of the Chriftian Religion . 303 IX. It is ...
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