The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 73
... turn'd by furious Winds And furging Waves , as Mountains to assault Heav'n's height , and with the Center mix the Pole . Silence , ye troubled Waves , and thou Deep , Peace ! Said then th ' Omnific Word , your Difcord end : Nor ftaid ...
... turn'd by furious Winds And furging Waves , as Mountains to assault Heav'n's height , and with the Center mix the Pole . Silence , ye troubled Waves , and thou Deep , Peace ! Said then th ' Omnific Word , your Difcord end : Nor ftaid ...
Page 92
... turn very much to a Man's Advantage . This Ambition of mine was indeed extravagantly purfued ; however I can't help obferving , that you hardly ever fee a Man com- mended for a good Stomach , but he immediately falls to eating more ...
... turn very much to a Man's Advantage . This Ambition of mine was indeed extravagantly purfued ; however I can't help obferving , that you hardly ever fee a Man com- mended for a good Stomach , but he immediately falls to eating more ...
Page 143
... turn afcanfe The Poles of Earth twice ten Degrees and more From the Sun's Axle ; they with Labour push'd Oblique the Centrick Globe . WE are in the fecond place to confider the Infernal Agents under the View which Milton has given us of ...
... turn afcanfe The Poles of Earth twice ten Degrees and more From the Sun's Axle ; they with Labour push'd Oblique the Centrick Globe . WE are in the fecond place to confider the Infernal Agents under the View which Milton has given us of ...
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