The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... facred fcriptures . It is not I think to be doubted , that Virgil had read the facred books ; and it is well known that he was like a bee , culling fweets from every flower ; his ma- nifeft and frequent imitations of Theocritus , Ho ...
... facred fcriptures . It is not I think to be doubted , that Virgil had read the facred books ; and it is well known that he was like a bee , culling fweets from every flower ; his ma- nifeft and frequent imitations of Theocritus , Ho ...
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... facred laws . But for this , I muft intreat the favourable allowance of a future admiffion into your paper . Suffer me at prefent , only briefly to remark , that those men , who prefume to discountenance the morality of Chrift , and who ...
... facred laws . But for this , I muft intreat the favourable allowance of a future admiffion into your paper . Suffer me at prefent , only briefly to remark , that those men , who prefume to discountenance the morality of Chrift , and who ...
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... facred Majefty . But if forrow moistened my eyes , on perufing your paper ; believe me , joy had the the fame effect on reading the prefent King's proclamation " for the encouragement of Piety " and Virtue , and for preventing and ...
... facred Majefty . But if forrow moistened my eyes , on perufing your paper ; believe me , joy had the the fame effect on reading the prefent King's proclamation " for the encouragement of Piety " and Virtue , and for preventing and ...
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