ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... thou waft attempting to become wife above that which is revealed , thy folly has perverted the inftruction which was vouchfafed thee . Art thou difabled as the Fox ? haft thou not rather the pow- ers of the Eagle ? Arife , let the Eagle ...
... thou waft attempting to become wife above that which is revealed , thy folly has perverted the inftruction which was vouchfafed thee . Art thou difabled as the Fox ? haft thou not rather the pow- ers of the Eagle ? Arife , let the Eagle ...
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... thou wilt not grant me this , that thou wouldst not bear a form more terrible than that in which thou appearest to me at prefent . Let not thy threats or menaces betray me to any thing that is ungrateful or unjuft . Let me not fhut my ...
... thou wilt not grant me this , that thou wouldst not bear a form more terrible than that in which thou appearest to me at prefent . Let not thy threats or menaces betray me to any thing that is ungrateful or unjuft . Let me not fhut my ...
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... thou haft placed me in the poffeffion of ; and thofe hopes of glory , which , by the covenant which thou waft gra . ciously pleased to feal with me at my baptifm , thou haft confirmed to me . Ó make me , I beseech thee , duly fenfible ...
... thou haft placed me in the poffeffion of ; and thofe hopes of glory , which , by the covenant which thou waft gra . ciously pleased to feal with me at my baptifm , thou haft confirmed to me . Ó make me , I beseech thee , duly fenfible ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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