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...clouds with rays, With Whifton wanting pyx and ftars, In the wide ocean finks or ftrays. Cowley feems to have had, what Milton is believed to have wanted, the skill to rate his own performances by their juft value, and has therefore clofed his Mifcellanies with the verfes upon Crafnaw, which apparently...

...cannot know Without the compass too below. Xfterthis, says Bentley *: Who travels in religious jar«, Truth mix'd with error, shade with rays, Like Whiston wanting pyx or stirs, In ocean \vidz or sinks or strays. Coivley seems to have had, what Milton is believed tb have...

...Without the compass too below. After this, says Bentley * : Who travels in religious jarsj Truth niix'd with error, shade with rays; Like Whiston wanting pyx or stars, In ocean \Vide Or sinks or Strays. . - / Covvley seems to have had, what Milton i< believed to have wanted,...

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...Without the compass too below. After this, says Bentley : Who travels in religious jars, Truth mix'd witb error, shade with rays. Like Whiston wanting pyx or stars, In ocean wide or sinks or strays. COWLEY. lix gone before them, and in which there are beauties which common authors may justly think not only...

...below. After this, says Bentley : Who travels in religious jars, Truth mix'd with error, shade with ray% Like Whiston wanting pyx or stars, In ocean wide or sinks or strays. gone before them, and in which there are beauties which common authors may justly think not only above...

...travels in religious jars, Truth mix'd with erruur, shade with rays, Like Whiston wanting pyx or star?, In ocean wide or sinks or strays. Cowley seems to...what Milton is believed to have wanted, the skill t» rate his own performances by their just value, and has therefore closed his-Miscella. «ies with...

...assist too; for, in seas So vast and dangerous as these, Our course by stars above we cannot know, After this says Bentley ;* Who travels in religious jars, Truth mix'd with error, clouds with rats, With Whiston wanting pyx and stars, In the wide ocean sinks or strays. Cowley seems...

...Without the compass too below. After this says Bentley :* Who travels in religious jar Truth mix'il with error, shade with rays, Like Whiston wanting...performances by their just value, and has therefore closed his Miscellanies with the verses upon Crashaw, which apparently excel all that hav'e gone before...