Miscellaneous Works, in Verse and Prose, Volume 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Page 75
... suppose that they allude fometimes to the Balance in the Heavens , which was the reigning conftellation of Rome and Italy ? Whether it be fo or no , they are capable methinks of receiving a no- bler interpretation than what is commonly ...
... suppose that they allude fometimes to the Balance in the Heavens , which was the reigning conftellation of Rome and Italy ? Whether it be fo or no , they are capable methinks of receiving a no- bler interpretation than what is commonly ...
Page 140
... suppose , a beaft of burden , that helps to carry off its fpices . We find the Camel , fays Philander , mentioned in Perfius on the fame account . Tolle recens primus piper è fitiente Camelo . Of pepper -The precious weight and Sabean ...
... suppose , a beaft of burden , that helps to carry off its fpices . We find the Camel , fays Philander , mentioned in Perfius on the fame account . Tolle recens primus piper è fitiente Camelo . Of pepper -The precious weight and Sabean ...
Page 261
... suppose that the foldiers of a neutral ftate , who are not animated by any national intereft , cannot fight for pay with the fame ardour and alacrity , as men that fight for their Prince and Country , their wives and children . It may ...
... suppose that the foldiers of a neutral ftate , who are not animated by any national intereft , cannot fight for pay with the fame ardour and alacrity , as men that fight for their Prince and Country , their wives and children . It may ...
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