Miscellaneous Pieces, in Verse and ProseJ. Dodsley, 1770 - 452 strán (strany) |
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Strana 167
... exift a future ftatem A The wife extending their enquiries wide See how both ftates , are by connections Fools view but part , and not the whole furvey , So crowd exiftence all into a Hence are they led to hope , but hope in vain , That ...
... exift a future ftatem A The wife extending their enquiries wide See how both ftates , are by connections Fools view but part , and not the whole furvey , So crowd exiftence all into a Hence are they led to hope , but hope in vain , That ...
Strana 226
... exift ; for this notable reafon : because no being can approach next to infinite perfection ; nor any be contiguous to nothing . But this argument being no more than a quibble on metaphyfical terms , to which no precife ideas are ...
... exift ; for this notable reafon : because no being can approach next to infinite perfection ; nor any be contiguous to nothing . But this argument being no more than a quibble on metaphyfical terms , to which no precife ideas are ...
Strana 249
... exift as Evil , moral or natural ; but that giving to fome Beings , for good and wife purposes , a power of Free - agency , they perverted this power to bad ends , contrary to his intentions and commands ; and thus their accidental ...
... exift as Evil , moral or natural ; but that giving to fome Beings , for good and wife purposes , a power of Free - agency , they perverted this power to bad ends , contrary to his intentions and commands ; and thus their accidental ...
Strana 266
... exift on this terreftrial Globe any fenfitive creatures inferior to Man , how great a quantity of happiness must have been lot , which is now enjoyed by millions , who at prefent inhabit every part of its furface , in fields and gardens ...
... exift on this terreftrial Globe any fenfitive creatures inferior to Man , how great a quantity of happiness must have been lot , which is now enjoyed by millions , who at prefent inhabit every part of its furface , in fields and gardens ...
Strana 287
... exift , which could not have been excluded from the works of infinite goodness even by infinite power ; and from hence it may be concluded , that there are none which could ; but that God has exerted all his omnipotence to introduce all ...
... exift , which could not have been excluded from the works of infinite goodness even by infinite power ; and from hence it may be concluded , that there are none which could ; but that God has exerted all his omnipotence to introduce all ...
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Strana 266 - Ignorance, or the want of knowledge and literature, the appointed lot of all born to poverty, and the drudgeries of life, is the only opiate capable of infusing that insensibility which can enable them to endure the miseries of the one and the fatigues of the other. It is a cordial administered by the gracious hand of Providence ; of which they ought never to be deprived by an ill-judged and improper education.
Strana 20 - Quick bufy hands, and bridling heads declare, The fond impatience of the ftarting fair. And fee, the fprightly dance is now begun ! Now here, now there the giddy maze they run, Now with flow fteps they pace the circling ring, Now all confus'd, too fwift for fight they fpring : So, in a wheel with rapid fury tofs'd, Tho undiftinguim'd fpokes are in the motion loft.
Strana 52 - He digs no longer in th' exhaufted mine, But feeks preferment, as the laft refort, Cringes each morn at levees, bows at court, And, from the hand he hates, implores fupport...
Strana 30 - fquires: Attorneys, for a barley-ftraw, Whole ages hamper folks in law; And every neighbour's in a flame About their rates, or tythes, or game : Some quarrel for their hares and pigeons, And fome for difference in religions...
Strana 279 - Evil ever so great, it could not be remedied but by one much greater, which is by living for ever ; by which means our...
Strana 44 - ... us here, To guide our views to a fublimer fphere, In more exalted joys to fix our tafte, And wean us from delights that cannot laft. Our prefent good the eafy tafk is made, To earn fuperior blifs, when this...
Strana 40 - Hence youth good-humour, frugal craft old-age, Warm politicians term It party-rage, True churchmen zeal right orthodox ; and hence Fools think it gravity, and wits pretence ; To conftancy alone fond lovers join it, And maids unafk'd to chaftity confine it. But have we then no law befides our will ? No juft criterion fix'd to good and ill ? As well at noon we may...
Strana 218 - ... and a great room is added behind to dine in, which, was it ever inhabited, would make all the little ones appear ftill lefs : but having never yet been...
Strana 34 - O'er all the rolling orbs on high, Vifit new worlds, and for a minute This old one fcorn...
Strana 23 - Ah, thoughtlefs fair ! the tempting draught refufe, When thus fore-warn'd by my experienc'd Mufe ; Let the fad confequence your thoughts employ, Nor hazard future pains, for prefent joy, Deftruftion lurks within the pois'nous dofe, A fatal fever, or a pimpled nofe. Thus thro...