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... hands are directed to proceed from the shoulder , rather than from the elbow . Perpendicular movements too with the hands , that is , in the ftraight line up and down , which Shakespeare , in Hamlet , calls , " fawing the air with the hand ...
... hands are directed to proceed from the shoulder , rather than from the elbow . Perpendicular movements too with the hands , that is , in the ftraight line up and down , which Shakespeare , in Hamlet , calls , " fawing the air with the hand ...
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... hand , but the dogs lay down , and the gates flew open for our reception . We were led through an hundred iron doors before we entered the temple . At the upper end of it , fat the god of Avarice , with a long filthy beard , and a ...
... hand , but the dogs lay down , and the gates flew open for our reception . We were led through an hundred iron doors before we entered the temple . At the upper end of it , fat the god of Avarice , with a long filthy beard , and a ...
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... hand of God ; angels , and authorities , and powers being made fubject unto him . Eph . i . 20 , 21. He raifed him from the dead , and fet him at his own right hand in the heavenly places , far above all principality , and power , and ...
... hand of God ; angels , and authorities , and powers being made fubject unto him . Eph . i . 20 , 21. He raifed him from the dead , and fet him at his own right hand in the heavenly places , far above all principality , and power , and ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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