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... divine light to guide our fteps , and divine ftrength to fortify our minds . Let us pray , that his grace may keep us from all intemperate paffions , and mif- taken purfuits of pleafure ; that whether it thall be his will , to give or ...
... divine light to guide our fteps , and divine ftrength to fortify our minds . Let us pray , that his grace may keep us from all intemperate paffions , and mif- taken purfuits of pleafure ; that whether it thall be his will , to give or ...
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... divine fervour that the poet does in his gloomy foreft , or befide his confecrated ftream . The fagacious antients were fo fenfible of the identity of the spirit that inspired both , that they gave the fame appellation to the pro- phet ...
... divine fervour that the poet does in his gloomy foreft , or befide his confecrated ftream . The fagacious antients were fo fenfible of the identity of the spirit that inspired both , that they gave the fame appellation to the pro- phet ...
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... divine voice of poetry raised so high ; it was • furprised to fee its unutterable fenti- ments fixed upon marble , and a gran- deur difclofed in the different provinces of genius by far fuperior to the origi- nals in nature . But it ...
... divine voice of poetry raised so high ; it was • furprised to fee its unutterable fenti- ments fixed upon marble , and a gran- deur difclofed in the different provinces of genius by far fuperior to the origi- nals in nature . But it ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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