The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 6 |
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... the very text which the ingenious Dr. Young has so largely and elegantly paraphrased in his excellent poem on the Last Day . " ] THE pencil's glowing lines and vast command , And mankind rising from the painter's hand , The awful ...
... the very text which the ingenious Dr. Young has so largely and elegantly paraphrased in his excellent poem on the Last Day . " ] THE pencil's glowing lines and vast command , And mankind rising from the painter's hand , The awful ...
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And now the polished globes , a numerous band , Prepared for motion by the artist's hand ; Glittering with oil , and splendid to the sight , O'er the soft verdant surface speed their flight . But lest some bowler should his cast disown ...
And now the polished globes , a numerous band , Prepared for motion by the artist's hand ; Glittering with oil , and splendid to the sight , O'er the soft verdant surface speed their flight . But lest some bowler should his cast disown ...
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KNOW all men by these presents that I Samuel Buckley of London stationer for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred pounds to me in hand paid by Jacob Tonson Jun . of London stationer the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge ...
KNOW all men by these presents that I Samuel Buckley of London stationer for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred pounds to me in hand paid by Jacob Tonson Jun . of London stationer the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge ...
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to the Earl of Stair | 467 |
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