The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... Favour the innocent , reprefs the bold ; And while they flourish , make an age of gold ! WALLER . W HEN the inimitable author of that fine allegoric poem of Telemachus , intro- duces his young hero to the future place of re- wards and ...
... Favour the innocent , reprefs the bold ; And while they flourish , make an age of gold ! WALLER . W HEN the inimitable author of that fine allegoric poem of Telemachus , intro- duces his young hero to the future place of re- wards and ...
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... favour mark out such ; we should foon fee a harvest of good men , dili- gent in their minifterial functions , and cheared with the pleafing reflection , that they were fe- curing their best interests , while they were re- commending ...
... favour mark out such ; we should foon fee a harvest of good men , dili- gent in their minifterial functions , and cheared with the pleafing reflection , that they were fe- curing their best interests , while they were re- commending ...
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... favours at once of weakness and irreligion , who pretend , that they can fee no propriety in any more public fafts ; we ... favour of heaven , averted from us , might blast all our hopes , and ruin all our fair prospects ! we are not yet ...
... favours at once of weakness and irreligion , who pretend , that they can fee no propriety in any more public fafts ; we ... favour of heaven , averted from us , might blast all our hopes , and ruin all our fair prospects ! we are not yet ...
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