The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 143
... feveral Quarters of the Sky , ftoring the Clouds with Thun- der , and in short , perverting the whole Frame of the Uni- verfe to the Condition of its criminal Inhabitants . As this is a noble Incident in the Poem , the following Lines ...
... feveral Quarters of the Sky , ftoring the Clouds with Thun- der , and in short , perverting the whole Frame of the Uni- verfe to the Condition of its criminal Inhabitants . As this is a noble Incident in the Poem , the following Lines ...
Page 257
... feveral living Creatures which are made for our Service or Suftenance , at the fame Time either fill the Woods with their Mufick , furnish us with Game , or raife pleafing Ideas in us by the Delightfulness of their Appearance ...
... feveral living Creatures which are made for our Service or Suftenance , at the fame Time either fill the Woods with their Mufick , furnish us with Game , or raife pleafing Ideas in us by the Delightfulness of their Appearance ...
Page 279
... feveral Objects that encompass us , are no lefs beneficial to Men of dark and Melancholy Tempers . It was for this ... feveral facred Senfations of Pleasure . The Pfalmift has in feveral of his divine Poems celebrated thofe beautiful and ...
... feveral Objects that encompass us , are no lefs beneficial to Men of dark and Melancholy Tempers . It was for this ... feveral facred Senfations of Pleasure . The Pfalmift has in feveral of his divine Poems celebrated thofe beautiful and ...
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