The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 77
... Earth , and Air , and active Flame , Fell thro ' the mighty Void , and in their Fall Were blindly gather'd in this goodly Ball . The tender Soil then stiff'ning by degrees Shut from the bounded Earth the bounding Seas . Then Earth and ...
... Earth , and Air , and active Flame , Fell thro ' the mighty Void , and in their Fall Were blindly gather'd in this goodly Ball . The tender Soil then stiff'ning by degrees Shut from the bounded Earth the bounding Seas . Then Earth and ...
Page 81
... Earth , and ftretching . a Line upon it : And in another place as garnishing the Heavens , ftretching out the North over the empty Place , and hanging the Earth upon nothing . This last noble : Thought Milton has exprefs'd in the ...
... Earth , and ftretching . a Line upon it : And in another place as garnishing the Heavens , ftretching out the North over the empty Place , and hanging the Earth upon nothing . This last noble : Thought Milton has exprefs'd in the ...
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... Earth which were discover'd in his time . Afia , Afric , and Europe are the feveral Scenes of his Fable . The Plan of Milton's Poem is of an infinitely greater Extent , and fills the Mind with many more aftonishing Circumstances . Satan ...
... Earth which were discover'd in his time . Afia , Afric , and Europe are the feveral Scenes of his Fable . The Plan of Milton's Poem is of an infinitely greater Extent , and fills the Mind with many more aftonishing Circumstances . Satan ...
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