The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Page 82
... light From him , for other lights he needed none In that afpect , and fill the distance keeps Till night ; then in the eaft ber turn fhe fbines , Revolv'd on heav'n's great axle , and her reign With thoufand leffer lights dividual holds ...
... light From him , for other lights he needed none In that afpect , and fill the distance keeps Till night ; then in the eaft ber turn fhe fbines , Revolv'd on heav'n's great axle , and her reign With thoufand leffer lights dividual holds ...
Page 105
... light of reafon , that he and every thing about him must have been the effect of fome being in- finitely good and powerful , and that this being had a right to his worship and adoration . His first addrefs to the fun , and to thofe ...
... light of reafon , that he and every thing about him must have been the effect of fome being in- finitely good and powerful , and that this being had a right to his worship and adoration . His first addrefs to the fun , and to thofe ...
Page 131
... light , Misleads th ' amaz'd night wanderer from his way To bogs and mires , and oft through pond or pool , There swallowed up and loft , from fuccour far . The fecret intoxication of pleafure , with all thofe tranfient flufhings of ...
... light , Misleads th ' amaz'd night wanderer from his way To bogs and mires , and oft through pond or pool , There swallowed up and loft , from fuccour far . The fecret intoxication of pleafure , with all thofe tranfient flufhings of ...
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