The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 78
... paffed within the Regions of Na- ture before the Creation , is very great and folemn . The following Lines , in which he tells him , that the Day is not too far spent for him to enter upon fuch a Subject , are exquifite in their kind ...
... paffed within the Regions of Na- ture before the Creation , is very great and folemn . The following Lines , in which he tells him , that the Day is not too far spent for him to enter upon fuch a Subject , are exquifite in their kind ...
Page 152
... paffed upon Adam , Eve , and the Serpent . He has rather chofen to neglect the Numerous- nefs of his Verfe , than to ... Paffage is form'd upon that glorious Image in Holy Writ , which compares the Voice of an in- numerable numerable ...
... paffed upon Adam , Eve , and the Serpent . He has rather chofen to neglect the Numerous- nefs of his Verfe , than to ... Paffage is form'd upon that glorious Image in Holy Writ , which compares the Voice of an in- numerable numerable ...
Page 178
... Paffage in holy Writ : And another Angel came and flood at the Al- tar , having a golden Cenfer ; and there was ... paffed upon Man , is reprefented in very lively Ideas . The Almighty is here defcrib'd as re- mem- membring Mercy in ...
... Paffage in holy Writ : And another Angel came and flood at the Al- tar , having a golden Cenfer ; and there was ... paffed upon Man , is reprefented in very lively Ideas . The Almighty is here defcrib'd as re- mem- membring Mercy in ...
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