The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 15
... look into the clear Smooth lake , that to me feem'd another fky . As I bent down to look , juft oppofite A fhape within the watery gleam appear'd , Bending to look on me ; I started back , * See Newton's edit . of MILTON'S " Paradife ...
... look into the clear Smooth lake , that to me feem'd another fky . As I bent down to look , juft oppofite A fhape within the watery gleam appear'd , Bending to look on me ; I started back , * See Newton's edit . of MILTON'S " Paradife ...
Page 154
... look upon it as a particular happiness , that I have always hindered my refentments from proceeding to this extremity . I once had gone through half a fatire , but found fo many mo- tions of humanity rifing in me towards the perfons ...
... look upon it as a particular happiness , that I have always hindered my refentments from proceeding to this extremity . I once had gone through half a fatire , but found fo many mo- tions of humanity rifing in me towards the perfons ...
Page 161
... look down , look down from " thy triumphant infamy : Lo , he inclines his head to " his facred bofom ! Hark , he groans ! See , he ex- pires ! The earth trembles , the temple rends , the " rocks burt , the dead arife : Which are the ...
... look down , look down from " thy triumphant infamy : Lo , he inclines his head to " his facred bofom ! Hark , he groans ! See , he ex- pires ! The earth trembles , the temple rends , the " rocks burt , the dead arife : Which are the ...
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