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Pagina 69
... speech of Newton , on the defign of this traveller and his companions , that approach to the fub- lime , Comme ils parloient ainfi , Newton dans l'empirée , Newton les regardoit , et du ciel entr'ouvert Confirmez , difoit il , a la ...
... speech of Newton , on the defign of this traveller and his companions , that approach to the fub- lime , Comme ils parloient ainfi , Newton dans l'empirée , Newton les regardoit , et du ciel entr'ouvert Confirmez , difoit il , a la ...
Pagina 361
... not Horace , in common speech , use the name of the workman , in- * Luxuriatque toris animofum pectus . t V. 30 . I Virg . Georg . lib . iii . ver . 81 . teac ftead of the work ? To mention the Hef perian AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 361.
... not Horace , in common speech , use the name of the workman , in- * Luxuriatque toris animofum pectus . t V. 30 . I Virg . Georg . lib . iii . ver . 81 . teac ftead of the work ? To mention the Hef perian AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 361.
Pagina 364
... speech of Satan , All good to me becomes Bane § . - . Lib . i . v . 51 . + . Milton , b . ii . v . 491 . + B. iv . v . 356 . § B. ix . v . 122 . Thefe These monofyllables have much force and energy . The Latin 364 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS ...
... speech of Satan , All good to me becomes Bane § . - . Lib . i . v . 51 . + . Milton , b . ii . v . 491 . + B. iv . v . 356 . § B. ix . v . 122 . Thefe These monofyllables have much force and energy . The Latin 364 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS ...
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