 | William Temple - 1731 - 506 страници
...and yet we will know the Subftance, the Figure, the Courfes, the Influences of all thofe Ccekrtial Bodies, and the End for which they were made ; we...Account how Thunder and Lightning ( that great Artillery o£ God Almighty) is produced, and we cannot comprehend how the Voice of a Man is framed, that poor... | |
 | Sir William Temple - 1814 - 580 страници
...we will know the substance, the figure, the courses, the influences of all those glorious celestial bodies, and the end for which they were made : we...how the voice of a man is framed, that poor little noise we make every time we speak. The motion of the sun is plain and evident to some astronomers,... | |
 | 1821 - 384 страници
...glorious celestial bodies, and the end for which they were made : we pretend to give a clear ac» count how thunder and lightning (that great artillery of...how the voice of a man is framed, that poor little noise we make every time we speak. The motion of the sun is plain and evident to some astronomers,... | |
 | Sir William Temple - 1821 - 390 страници
...we will know the substance, the figure, the courses, the influences of all those glorious celestial bodies, and the end for which / they were made : we pretend to give a clear ac/ count how thunder and lightning (that great artil/ lery of God Almighty) is produced, and we canI... | |
 | Extracts - 1828 - 786 страници
...other; and yet we will know the figures, the courses, the influences of all those glorious celestial bodies, and the end for which they were made. We pretend...to give a clear account how thunder and lightning (the great artillery of God Almighty) are produced ; and we cannot tell how the voice of Man is framed—... | |
 | 1848 - 642 страници
...we will know the figure, the substance, the courses, and influences of aU those glorious celestial ]A n a ! KH z m4 ҡ8k b 3 @z..." Չ 1 ; A8 .( 8 ob Z ( ֒& vqԕİa 7 ̃J U 4 a TQ noise we muke every time we speak! The motion of the sun H plain and evident to some astronomers, and... | |
 | James Mercer Garnett - 1890 - 730 страници
...we will know the substance, the figure, the courses, the influences, of all those glorious celestial bodies, and the end for which they were made : we...how the voice of a man is framed, that poor little noise we make every time we speak. The motion of the sun is plain and evident to some astronomers,... | |
 | Sir Henry Craik - 1894 - 648 страници
...we will know the substance, the figure, the courses, the influences of all those glorious celestial bodies, and the end for which they were made : we...how the voice of a man is framed, that poor little noise we make every time we speak. The motion of the sun is plain and evident to some astronomers,... | |
 | Sir Henry Craik - 1894 - 648 страници
...we will know the substance, the figure, the courses, the influences of all those glorious celestial bodies, and the end for which they were made : we...how the voice of a man is framed, that poor little noise we make every time we speak. The motion of the sun is plain and evident to some astronomers,... | |
 | 1897 - 942 страници
...would have it a thousand. We are born to grovel upon the earth, and we would fain soar up to the skies. We pretend to give a clear account how thunder and...produced, and we cannot comprehend how the voice of man is framed, that poor little noise we make every time we speak. The motion of the sun is plain and... | |
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... we pretend to give a clear account how thunder and lightning (that great artillery of God Almighty) is produced ; and we cannot comprehend how the voice of a man is framed, that poor little noise we make every time we speak. 
