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Page 11
... Fate , All but the page prefcrib'd , their prefent ftate , From Brutes what Men , from Men what Spirits know , Or who could fuffer Being here below ? The Lamb thy riot dooms to bleed to day , Had he thy Reason , would he skip and play ...
... Fate , All but the page prefcrib'd , their prefent ftate , From Brutes what Men , from Men what Spirits know , Or who could fuffer Being here below ? The Lamb thy riot dooms to bleed to day , Had he thy Reason , would he skip and play ...
Page 48
... Fate . " In vain thy Reason finer webs fhall draw , Entangle Juftice in her Net of Law , 191 And Right too rigid harden into Wrong , " Still for the ftrong too weak , the weak too ftrong . " Yet go ! and thus o'er all the Creatures fway ...
... Fate . " In vain thy Reason finer webs fhall draw , Entangle Juftice in her Net of Law , 191 And Right too rigid harden into Wrong , " Still for the ftrong too weak , the weak too ftrong . " Yet go ! and thus o'er all the Creatures fway ...
Page 49
... fate , King , Priest , and Parent of his growing State : On him , their fecond Providence , they hung , Their Law , his Eye ; their Oracle , his Tongue . He , from the wond'ring furrow call'd their food , 220 Taught to command the Fire ...
... fate , King , Priest , and Parent of his growing State : On him , their fecond Providence , they hung , Their Law , his Eye ; their Oracle , his Tongue . He , from the wond'ring furrow call'd their food , 220 Taught to command the Fire ...
Page 79
... Fate of the Sex , both as to Power and Plea- ulre ? 121 , 133 , & c . Advice for their true Intereft , 151. The Picture of an esteemable Woman , made up of the best Kind of Contrarieties , 171 , & c . EPISTLE III . Of the USE of RICHES ...
... Fate of the Sex , both as to Power and Plea- ulre ? 121 , 133 , & c . Advice for their true Intereft , 151. The Picture of an esteemable Woman , made up of the best Kind of Contrarieties , 171 , & c . EPISTLE III . Of the USE of RICHES ...
Page 81
... coxcomb Bird , fo talkative and grave , That from his Cage cries Cuckold , Whore , and Knave , Tho ' many a Paffenger he rightly call , You hold him no Philofopher at all . P.EJ. And yet the fate of all Extremes are fuch ,
... coxcomb Bird , fo talkative and grave , That from his Cage cries Cuckold , Whore , and Knave , Tho ' many a Paffenger he rightly call , You hold him no Philofopher at all . P.EJ. And yet the fate of all Extremes are fuch ,
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