The Works of the English Poets, 10. köideR. Hett, 1779 - 303 pages |
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... foam of fanctity , With fat pollutions fill'd the facred place , And mountains level'd in his furious race : So first rebellion founded was in grace . } But But fince the mighty ravage , which he made In THE HIND AND THE PANTHER . 9.
... foam of fanctity , With fat pollutions fill'd the facred place , And mountains level'd in his furious race : So first rebellion founded was in grace . } But But fince the mighty ravage , which he made In THE HIND AND THE PANTHER . 9.
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... flesh and blood , And not veil thefe again to be our food ? His grace in both is equal in extent , The first affords us life , the fecond nourishment . } } } And And if he can , why all this frantic pain 12 DRYDEN'S POEM S.
... flesh and blood , And not veil thefe again to be our food ? His grace in both is equal in extent , The first affords us life , the fecond nourishment . } } } And And if he can , why all this frantic pain 12 DRYDEN'S POEM S.
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... grace . His ragged tail betwixt his legs he wears , Clofe clap'd for hame ; but his rough crest he rears , And pricks up his predeftinating ears . } His His wild diforder'd walk , his haggard eyes , Did THE HIND AND THE PANTHER . 13.
... grace . His ragged tail betwixt his legs he wears , Clofe clap'd for hame ; but his rough crest he rears , And pricks up his predeftinating ears . } His His wild diforder'd walk , his haggard eyes , Did THE HIND AND THE PANTHER . 13.
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... grace : What flesh and blood would crowd the narrow gate , Or , till they wafte their pamper'd paunches , wait ? All would be happy at the cheapest rate . Though our lean faith these rigid laws has given , The full - fed Muffulman goes ...
... grace : What flesh and blood would crowd the narrow gate , Or , till they wafte their pamper'd paunches , wait ? All would be happy at the cheapest rate . Though our lean faith these rigid laws has given , The full - fed Muffulman goes ...
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... grace , or the thing fignify'd , His blood and body , who to fave us dy'd ; The faithful this thing fignify'd receive : What is ' t thofe faithful then partake or leave ? For what is fignify'd and understood , Is , by her own confeffion ...
... grace , or the thing fignify'd , His blood and body , who to fave us dy'd ; The faithful this thing fignify'd receive : What is ' t thofe faithful then partake or leave ? For what is fignify'd and understood , Is , by her own confeffion ...
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