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Page 90
... whole Crea- tion , the whole Creation it felf to the infinite Space that is every where diffused about it ; or when the Imaginati- on works downward , and confiders the Bulk of a human Body in refpect of an Animal , an hundred times ...
... whole Crea- tion , the whole Creation it felf to the infinite Space that is every where diffused about it ; or when the Imaginati- on works downward , and confiders the Bulk of a human Body in refpect of an Animal , an hundred times ...
Page 159
... whole Compafs of Nature ; fo that the Palace , fays the Poet , was always filled with a confufed Hubbub of low dying Sounds , the Voices be- ing almost spent and worn out before they arrived at this General Rendezvous of Speeches and ...
... whole Compafs of Nature ; fo that the Palace , fays the Poet , was always filled with a confufed Hubbub of low dying Sounds , the Voices be- ing almost spent and worn out before they arrived at this General Rendezvous of Speeches and ...
Page 207
... whole Summer in Expectation of a Battle , and perhaps is balked at laft , may here meet with half a dozen in a Day . He may read the News of a whole Campaign , in lefs Time than he now beftows upon the Products of any fingle Poft ...
... whole Summer in Expectation of a Battle , and perhaps is balked at laft , may here meet with half a dozen in a Day . He may read the News of a whole Campaign , in lefs Time than he now beftows upon the Products of any fingle Poft ...
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