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reverence - who embraced the While they are driven by tyranny from their
profession from ...
There ment , confiscation of goods , or imprison were others , whose zeal ,
however nii zuuled , ment , attended their pious disobedience . claims our
reverence - who embraced the While they are driven by tyranny from their
profession from ...
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... Nor long the PROPHET's gifts prevail : That rear'd his Formiæ's tow'ring pride
But Love , whose all - enlivening breath ... To - morrow - or the Raven's croak
That sense of good , whose high behest Deceives me from yon fcathed oak-
Unites ...
... Nor long the PROPHET's gifts prevail : That rear'd his Formiæ's tow'ring pride
But Love , whose all - enlivening breath ... To - morrow - or the Raven's croak
That sense of good , whose high behest Deceives me from yon fcathed oak-
Unites ...
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... save Hence such belching against Episco- the king and the bilhop ! ) pacy ,
whose antiquity is coeval , hath ever run parallet with the profession of Mr.
URBAN Chrift , whose dignity ableibe foregoing I SENDA you new traufation pof
that part ...
... save Hence such belching against Episco- the king and the bilhop ! ) pacy ,
whose antiquity is coeval , hath ever run parallet with the profession of Mr.
URBAN Chrift , whose dignity ableibe foregoing I SENDA you new traufation pof
that part ...
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As Night's lorn bird her ravag'J brood I love the Bard t , whose martial song
Moans in Toft sadness through the wood , Thrills the deep - sounding chords
along . So thall my verse complain , when Truth's How well accord the lofty ftrings
...
As Night's lorn bird her ravag'J brood I love the Bard t , whose martial song
Moans in Toft sadness through the wood , Thrills the deep - sounding chords
along . So thall my verse complain , when Truth's How well accord the lofty ftrings
...
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Whose looks my humble roof shall grace ; Whose angel - foul against my peace
Flows on the Atream , and flows the tide of Conspir'd with her heavenly face . life ,
( days ; Till Death Thall dry the current of our Soothi'd by her voice , faint by her ...
Whose looks my humble roof shall grace ; Whose angel - foul against my peace
Flows on the Atream , and flows the tide of Conspir'd with her heavenly face . life ,
( days ; Till Death Thall dry the current of our Soothi'd by her voice , faint by her ...
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| Заглавие | The Gentleman's Magazine, Том 63, Част 2 Томове 133–158; Томове 357–394 от Early English newspapers |
| Сътрудник | Edward Cave |
| Издател | E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1793 |
| Оригиналът е от | Мичиганският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 27 юли 2006 |
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