The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 177
... fhall befall , innumerable , " Ditturbances on earth through female inares , " And ftrait conjunction with this fex : for either " He never fhall find out fit mate ; but fuch " As fome misfortune brings him , or mittake ; " Or , whom he ...
... fhall befall , innumerable , " Ditturbances on earth through female inares , " And ftrait conjunction with this fex : for either " He never fhall find out fit mate ; but fuch " As fome misfortune brings him , or mittake ; " Or , whom he ...
Page 258
... fhall aid , From ftoris a fhelter , and from heat a fhade , All crimes fhall ceafe , and ancient fraud shall fail : Cap . 9. v . 7. Returning Juftice lift aloft her scale ; Gap . 35 . V. 2 . Gap . 40 . V.3.4 . C. 42. v . 18 . Cap . 35 ...
... fhall aid , From ftoris a fhelter , and from heat a fhade , All crimes fhall ceafe , and ancient fraud shall fail : Cap . 9. v . 7. Returning Juftice lift aloft her scale ; Gap . 35 . V. 2 . Gap . 40 . V.3.4 . C. 42. v . 18 . Cap . 35 ...
Page 259
... fhall bend , And the broad falchion in a plow - fhare end . Then palaces fhall rife ; the joyful fon Shall finish what his fhort - liv'd fire begun ; Their vines a fhadow to their race fhall yield , And the fame hand that fow'd fhall ...
... fhall bend , And the broad falchion in a plow - fhare end . Then palaces fhall rife ; the joyful fon Shall finish what his fhort - liv'd fire begun ; Their vines a fhadow to their race fhall yield , And the fame hand that fow'd fhall ...
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