The Works of Alexander Pope Esq, 3. köideA. Millar, J. and R. Tonson, H. Lintot, and C. Bathurst, 1757 |
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... faid is fufficient to vindicate the ways of Providence , Man should reft fubmiffive and content ; and own every thing to be difpofed for the beft ; that to think of difcovering the manner how God conducts this wonder- ful fcheme to its ...
... faid is fufficient to vindicate the ways of Providence , Man should reft fubmiffive and content ; and own every thing to be difpofed for the beft ; that to think of difcovering the manner how God conducts this wonder- ful fcheme to its ...
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... faid , having bid Man comfort himself with expectation of future happinefs , having fhewn him that this HOPE is an earnest of it , and put in one very neceffary caution , 66 Hope humbly ten , with trembling pinions foar ; provoked at ...
... faid , having bid Man comfort himself with expectation of future happinefs , having fhewn him that this HOPE is an earnest of it , and put in one very neceffary caution , 66 Hope humbly ten , with trembling pinions foar ; provoked at ...
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... argument depends upon it's being faid seriously ; the Poet being here fpeaking of a scale from the highest to the lowest in the mundane System . 215 Of fmell , the headlong lionefs between , And EP . I. 29 ESSAY ON MA N.
... argument depends upon it's being faid seriously ; the Poet being here fpeaking of a scale from the highest to the lowest in the mundane System . 215 Of fmell , the headlong lionefs between , And EP . I. 29 ESSAY ON MA N.
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... faid , Νιήματά τινι διοίσει , τῷ μὴ φαντάσματα εἶναι , ή δε ταῦτα φαντάσματα , ἀλλ ̓ ἐκ ἄνευ φαιλασμάτων . The concep tions of the mind differ fomewhat from fenfible images ; they are not fenfible images , and yet not quite free or ...
... faid , Νιήματά τινι διοίσει , τῷ μὴ φαντάσματα εἶναι , ή δε ταῦτα φαντάσματα , ἀλλ ̓ ἐκ ἄνευ φαιλασμάτων . The concep tions of the mind differ fomewhat from fenfible images ; they are not fenfible images , and yet not quite free or ...
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... faid , it appears , that the very things we blame , contribute to our Happiness , either as unrelated particulars , or at least as parts of the univerfal fyftem ; that our ftate of ignorance was allotted to us out of compaffion ; that ...
... faid , it appears , that the very things we blame , contribute to our Happiness , either as unrelated particulars , or at least as parts of the univerfal fyftem ; that our ftate of ignorance was allotted to us out of compaffion ; that ...
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