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... seems extremely proper for the place of his re- fidence , as well as for the employment . one . Wak'd by the croud , flow from his bench arofe A comely full - fpread porter , fwoln with fleep : His calm , broad , thoughtless afpect ...
... seems extremely proper for the place of his re- fidence , as well as for the employment . one . Wak'd by the croud , flow from his bench arofe A comely full - fpread porter , fwoln with fleep : His calm , broad , thoughtless afpect ...
Side 330
... seems A phoenix , gaz'd by all , a that fole bird , When to infhrine his reliques in the fun's Bright temple , to Egyptian Thebes he flies . At once on the eastern cliff of Paradite He lights , and to his proper fhape returns , A feraph ...
... seems A phoenix , gaz'd by all , a that fole bird , When to infhrine his reliques in the fun's Bright temple , to Egyptian Thebes he flies . At once on the eastern cliff of Paradite He lights , and to his proper fhape returns , A feraph ...
Side 333
John Newbery. at leaft Mr. Addison seems to be of this opinion , who was one of the best critics in polite learning this nation has produced . One objection brought against Milton's fable is , that the event is unhappy ; an imperfection ...
John Newbery. at leaft Mr. Addison seems to be of this opinion , who was one of the best critics in polite learning this nation has produced . One objection brought against Milton's fable is , that the event is unhappy ; an imperfection ...
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