The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... human tafte , but void of the power of refreshing our thirft , fhould be the grand ciftern , and fource of all the fresh and enlivening ftreams , which flow through the earth . It is much to be queftioned , ( after all the efforts of human ...
... human tafte , but void of the power of refreshing our thirft , fhould be the grand ciftern , and fource of all the fresh and enlivening ftreams , which flow through the earth . It is much to be queftioned , ( after all the efforts of human ...
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... human conduct ! Affured though we are , that the important day is approaching , we for- get to prepare , nay , we live in practices which are immediately oppofite to preparation . We turn our streams backward , as it were , and ftrive ...
... human conduct ! Affured though we are , that the important day is approaching , we for- get to prepare , nay , we live in practices which are immediately oppofite to preparation . We turn our streams backward , as it were , and ftrive ...
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... - - This allufion of human honours , and human life , to trees , leaves , & c . is familiar with our bel poets ; the fpeech which Shakespear puts into th mout mouth of Cardinal Wolfey , on his fall , is N ° 66 . 181 THE VISITOR .
... - - This allufion of human honours , and human life , to trees , leaves , & c . is familiar with our bel poets ; the fpeech which Shakespear puts into th mout mouth of Cardinal Wolfey , on his fall , is N ° 66 . 181 THE VISITOR .
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