The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1850 - 722 strán (strany) |
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Strana 199
... turn the discourse , by taking notice — in general , from the bighest to the lowest parts of human society , there was a secret , though unjust way , among men , of indulging the seeds of ill - nature and envy , by com- paring their own ...
... turn the discourse , by taking notice — in general , from the bighest to the lowest parts of human society , there was a secret , though unjust way , among men , of indulging the seeds of ill - nature and envy , by com- paring their own ...
Strana 394
... turn'd by furious winds And surging waves , as mountains to assault Heav'n's height , and with the centre mix the pole . " Silence , ye troubled waves : and thou , deep , peace ! " Said then th ' omnific Word , " Your discord end ...
... turn'd by furious winds And surging waves , as mountains to assault Heav'n's height , and with the centre mix the pole . " Silence , ye troubled waves : and thou , deep , peace ! " Said then th ' omnific Word , " Your discord end ...
Strana 698
... turn'd actor , proud to pleasure you : And so ' tis fit , when Leo's fires appear , That Heav'n itself should turn an engineer That Heav'n itself should all its wonders show , And orbs above consent with orbs below . No. 618 ...
... turn'd actor , proud to pleasure you : And so ' tis fit , when Leo's fires appear , That Heav'n itself should turn an engineer That Heav'n itself should all its wonders show , And orbs above consent with orbs below . No. 618 ...
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