The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... earth trembling , even before it was created ? All bear'n refounded , and had earth been then , All earth had to its centre fook- In how fublime and just a manner does he afterwards defcribe the whole heaven fhaking under the wheels of ...
... earth trembling , even before it was created ? All bear'n refounded , and had earth been then , All earth had to its centre fook- In how fublime and just a manner does he afterwards defcribe the whole heaven fhaking under the wheels of ...
Page 81
... earth , and ftretching a line upon it and in another place as gar- nishing the heavens , ftretching out the north over the empty place , and hanging the earth upon nothing . This laft noble thought Milton has expreffed in the following ...
... earth , and ftretching a line upon it and in another place as gar- nishing the heavens , ftretching out the north over the empty place , and hanging the earth upon nothing . This laft noble thought Milton has expreffed in the following ...
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... earth , to kill with fword , and with hunger , and with ' fickness , and with the beafts of the earth . ' Under this first head of celeftial perfons we must likewise take notice of the command which the angels received , to produce the ...
... earth , to kill with fword , and with hunger , and with ' fickness , and with the beafts of the earth . ' Under this first head of celeftial perfons we must likewise take notice of the command which the angels received , to produce the ...
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