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Pagina 21
... hand of Paul Brill , is by no means excelled by the foregoing . Qua nudo Rofamonda humilis fub culmine tecti Marginis obfcuri fervat inane decus , Rara intermiffæ circum veftigia molis , Et fola in vacuo tramite porta labat : Sacræ olim ...
... hand of Paul Brill , is by no means excelled by the foregoing . Qua nudo Rofamonda humilis fub culmine tecti Marginis obfcuri fervat inane decus , Rara intermiffæ circum veftigia molis , Et fola in vacuo tramite porta labat : Sacræ olim ...
Pagina 261
... hands thy decent limbs compos'd , By foreign hands thy humble grave adorn'd , By ftrangers honour'd , and by strangers mourn'd ! The force of the repetition of the fignifi- cant epithet foreign , need not be pointed • Something like ...
... hands thy decent limbs compos'd , By foreign hands thy humble grave adorn'd , By ftrangers honour'd , and by strangers mourn'd ! The force of the repetition of the fignifi- cant epithet foreign , need not be pointed • Something like ...
Pagina 341
... hand , Prefent the cross before my lifted eye , Teach me at once , and learn of me , to die ! She adds , that it will be fome confolation to behold him once more , tho ' even in the ago- nies of death , • The words printed in Italics ...
... hand , Prefent the cross before my lifted eye , Teach me at once , and learn of me , to die ! She adds , that it will be fome confolation to behold him once more , tho ' even in the ago- nies of death , • The words printed in Italics ...
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