The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... waves thereof are ftill . Then are they glad , because they are at reft ; fo he bringeth them unto their defired haven . O that , & c . " Nothing can be more grand and picturesque than this description . We fee the most unruly elements ...
... waves thereof are ftill . Then are they glad , because they are at reft ; fo he bringeth them unto their defired haven . O that , & c . " Nothing can be more grand and picturesque than this description . We fee the most unruly elements ...
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... waves : and on the other hand , ' behold the foaming billows die away , not daring to advance on the level fand ; I am in doubt which moft to admire , the greatnefs of the former , or the weakness of the latter , by .which this reftlefs ...
... waves : and on the other hand , ' behold the foaming billows die away , not daring to advance on the level fand ; I am in doubt which moft to admire , the greatnefs of the former , or the weakness of the latter , by .which this reftlefs ...
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... waves into peace , to hush their tempeftuous diforders , and to introduce the fweet calm of virtue into their fouls . Many moralifts have compared life to the ocean : which how smooth foever it may seem to invite us to its furface ; the ...
... waves into peace , to hush their tempeftuous diforders , and to introduce the fweet calm of virtue into their fouls . Many moralifts have compared life to the ocean : which how smooth foever it may seem to invite us to its furface ; the ...
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