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... Spirit liv'd , 4. Attendant on the Lord ; Heav'n open'd wide " Her ever - during gates , harmonious found ! On golden hinges moying " I have I have before taken notice of these chariots of God 84 N ° 339 THE SPECTATOR .
... Spirit liv'd , 4. Attendant on the Lord ; Heav'n open'd wide " Her ever - during gates , harmonious found ! On golden hinges moying " I have I have before taken notice of these chariots of God 84 N ° 339 THE SPECTATOR .
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... spirit enough to confider that one cafe would be laudable , and the other criminal . Malice , rancour , hatred , vengeance , › are what tear the breafts of mean men in fight ; but fame , glory , conquefts , delires of opportunities to ...
... spirit enough to confider that one cafe would be laudable , and the other criminal . Malice , rancour , hatred , vengeance , › are what tear the breafts of mean men in fight ; but fame , glory , conquefts , delires of opportunities to ...
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... Spirit , an high one a great enemy to candour , N. 382 . Spring , the pleasanteft feasen of the year , N. 339 . Spring - Garden , a kind of Mahometan paradise , N. 383 . Sweaters , a species of the Mohock club . N. 332 . Tranfmi . T. T ...
... Spirit , an high one a great enemy to candour , N. 382 . Spring , the pleasanteft feasen of the year , N. 339 . Spring - Garden , a kind of Mahometan paradise , N. 383 . Sweaters , a species of the Mohock club . N. 332 . Tranfmi . T. T ...
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