Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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Page 204
... reason to suspect him than there is to fuf pect Le Brun , and more . But , if the Judges think proper to look over the Abbe Poulard , why fhould their attention be wholly fixed upon Le Brun , when Lady Mazel is known to have had a ...
... reason to suspect him than there is to fuf pect Le Brun , and more . But , if the Judges think proper to look over the Abbe Poulard , why fhould their attention be wholly fixed upon Le Brun , when Lady Mazel is known to have had a ...
Page 324
... Reason's voice , Unerring guide , directed in my choice , Not all the tyrant - pow'rs of earth combin'd , No , nor of hell , fhall make me change my mind . What ! herd with men my honest soul difdains , Men who , with fervile zeal , are ...
... Reason's voice , Unerring guide , directed in my choice , Not all the tyrant - pow'rs of earth combin'd , No , nor of hell , fhall make me change my mind . What ! herd with men my honest soul difdains , Men who , with fervile zeal , are ...
Page 379
... Reason thro ' her Critic fences fmil'd ; Where Nature lift'ning ftood , whilft Shakespear play'd , And wonder'd at the work herself had made ? Is this the land , where , mindful of her charge And office high , fair Freedom walk'd at ...
... Reason thro ' her Critic fences fmil'd ; Where Nature lift'ning ftood , whilft Shakespear play'd , And wonder'd at the work herself had made ? Is this the land , where , mindful of her charge And office high , fair Freedom walk'd at ...
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