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... rest- less that it is very justly appointed the concomitant of guilt . It is said , that no torture is equal to the inhibition of sleep long continued ; a pain to which the state of that man bears a very exact analogy who dares never ...
... rest- less that it is very justly appointed the concomitant of guilt . It is said , that no torture is equal to the inhibition of sleep long continued ; a pain to which the state of that man bears a very exact analogy who dares never ...
Page 93
... rest , it must either be united to the line with which the sense connects it , or be sounded alone . If it be united to the other line , it corrupts its harmony ; if disjoined it must stand alone , and with regard to music be ...
... rest , it must either be united to the line with which the sense connects it , or be sounded alone . If it be united to the other line , it corrupts its harmony ; if disjoined it must stand alone , and with regard to music be ...
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... rest , in the fifth place , has the same inconve nience as in the seventh and third , that the syllable is weak . Beast now with beast ' gan war , and fowl with fowl , And fish with fish , to graze the herb all leaving , Devour'd each ...
... rest , in the fifth place , has the same inconve nience as in the seventh and third , that the syllable is weak . Beast now with beast ' gan war , and fowl with fowl , And fish with fish , to graze the herb all leaving , Devour'd each ...
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Peevishness equally wretched and offensivethe Character of Tetrica | 74 |
The World never known but by a Change of Fortune the History of Melissa | 75 |
The Arts by which bad Men are reconciled to them selves | 76 |
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