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... thefe Poems , which are written in fo many different tongues for , behold ! here is Welch and English , Latin and Greek , Hebrew and Arabic , Syriac and Syriaco - Palmyrene . I fay , Reader , thou mayeft efteem it a happiness to obtain ...
... thefe Poems , which are written in fo many different tongues for , behold ! here is Welch and English , Latin and Greek , Hebrew and Arabic , Syriac and Syriaco - Palmyrene . I fay , Reader , thou mayeft efteem it a happiness to obtain ...
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... thefe , my warm attention stay❜d . This vifionary Being fpeaks with good fenfe and propriety upon the fubject in view , and with his fpeech the poem con- cludes . This fpeech , however , is not without some weak and profaic lines ; but ...
... thefe , my warm attention stay❜d . This vifionary Being fpeaks with good fenfe and propriety upon the fubject in view , and with his fpeech the poem con- cludes . This fpeech , however , is not without some weak and profaic lines ; but ...
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... thefe circumstances , and how agreeably he hath worked them up into the body of his Lives , is known to every one ; and could not but fuggeft this remark to us . And if thefe inferior indications of a man's temper and character ought ...
... thefe circumstances , and how agreeably he hath worked them up into the body of his Lives , is known to every one ; and could not but fuggeft this remark to us . And if thefe inferior indications of a man's temper and character ought ...
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... thefe , in the foremost rank of fhame , fhould ftand all thofe who have been the enemies of the juft and natural liberties of mankind ; the favourers of tyrants and tyranny ; and the advocates for perfecution and violence . Thefe have ...
... thefe , in the foremost rank of fhame , fhould ftand all thofe who have been the enemies of the juft and natural liberties of mankind ; the favourers of tyrants and tyranny ; and the advocates for perfecution and violence . Thefe have ...
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... thefe are every day made public , and , as it were forced into the world ; notwithstanding the great modefty of their authors , whofe humble thoughts and devoutly refigned affections lead them not towards eminence , and advancement in ...
... thefe are every day made public , and , as it were forced into the world ; notwithstanding the great modefty of their authors , whofe humble thoughts and devoutly refigned affections lead them not towards eminence , and advancement in ...
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