The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Nature's Defire , In whofe fight all things joy , with Ravishment Attracted by thy Beauty ftill to gaze ! AN ... nature fill the Mind with glorious Ideas of God's Works , and awaken that Divine Enthusiasm , which is fo natural to ...
... Nature's Defire , In whofe fight all things joy , with Ravishment Attracted by thy Beauty ftill to gaze ! AN ... nature fill the Mind with glorious Ideas of God's Works , and awaken that Divine Enthusiasm , which is fo natural to ...
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... Nature he adds , Behind her Death Clofe following pace for pace , not mounted yet On his pale Horfe . - Which ... Nature , and fully the Beauty of the Crea- tion . Accordingly they are reprefented as infecting the Stars and Planets with ...
... Nature he adds , Behind her Death Clofe following pace for pace , not mounted yet On his pale Horfe . - Which ... Nature , and fully the Beauty of the Crea- tion . Accordingly they are reprefented as infecting the Stars and Planets with ...
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... Nature . Those who are verfed in Philofophy may ftill carry this Confideration higher , by obferving that if Matter had appeared to us endowed only with those real Qualities which it actually poffeffes , it would have made but a very ...
... Nature . Those who are verfed in Philofophy may ftill carry this Confideration higher , by obferving that if Matter had appeared to us endowed only with those real Qualities which it actually poffeffes , it would have made but a very ...
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