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... proper a Style as in that of the Holy Scriptures . If any one would judge of the Beauties of Poetry that are to be met with in the Divine Writings , and examine how kindly the Hebrew Manners of Speech mix and in- corporate with the ...
... proper a Style as in that of the Holy Scriptures . If any one would judge of the Beauties of Poetry that are to be met with in the Divine Writings , and examine how kindly the Hebrew Manners of Speech mix and in- corporate with the ...
Page 85
... proper either for Oaks or Mirtles , and adapts itself to the Pro- ducts of every Climate . Oranges may grow wild in it ; Myrrh may be met with in every Hedge , and if he thinks it proper to have a Grove of Spices , he can quickly ...
... proper either for Oaks or Mirtles , and adapts itself to the Pro- ducts of every Climate . Oranges may grow wild in it ; Myrrh may be met with in every Hedge , and if he thinks it proper to have a Grove of Spices , he can quickly ...
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... proper No. 421 . proper Heads thofe contrary Objects , which No.421 . The SPECTATOR . 93 .
... proper No. 421 . proper Heads thofe contrary Objects , which No.421 . The SPECTATOR . 93 .
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