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Page 175
... be cause the whole world is become a hodge - podge . “ We are jealous of
your judgments because you are wise ; of our own performance because we are
imperfect ; of our author's device because he is idle ; only this doth encourage us
...
... be cause the whole world is become a hodge - podge . “ We are jealous of
your judgments because you are wise ; of our own performance because we are
imperfect ; of our author's device because he is idle ; only this doth encourage us
...
Page 274
The whole Isle , parted in three regiments , * By three metropolis's jointly sway'd
... and fairly town'd ; And for a fence from foreign enmity , With five strong builded
walls encompass'd round ; t The whole body may be parted into three regions ...
The whole Isle , parted in three regiments , * By three metropolis's jointly sway'd
... and fairly town'd ; And for a fence from foreign enmity , With five strong builded
walls encompass'd round ; t The whole body may be parted into three regions ...
Page 202
... his direct agency : --- that the whole concatenation of events , wbether the
preservation or destruction of parts , tends to the good of the whole : -that all
physical or natural evil is judicial ; -and that God is the author of it in his judicial
capacity .
... his direct agency : --- that the whole concatenation of events , wbether the
preservation or destruction of parts , tends to the good of the whole : -that all
physical or natural evil is judicial ; -and that God is the author of it in his judicial
capacity .
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... Nature's whole system speaks its maker kind . The varied fruits and flow'rs , the
pleasing change Of day and night , the painted landscape round Of hill and dale ,
clear fountain , shady wood , The glittring dew of morn , the crimson'd cloud Of ...
... Nature's whole system speaks its maker kind . The varied fruits and flow'rs , the
pleasing change Of day and night , the painted landscape round Of hill and dale ,
clear fountain , shady wood , The glittring dew of morn , the crimson'd cloud Of ...
Page 429
I love thee : come , to me depote “ Thy beating heart , thy trembling note : “ Oh
come , and banish her , who of thy soul “ Alike by day and night fills and inspires
the whole . ” “ Goddess , " I cry'd , “ the mortal race “ Incessant sigh to see thy face
...
I love thee : come , to me depote “ Thy beating heart , thy trembling note : “ Oh
come , and banish her , who of thy soul “ Alike by day and night fills and inspires
the whole . ” “ Goddess , " I cry'd , “ the mortal race “ Incessant sigh to see thy face
...
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| Title | Kentish Poets. A series of writers in English poetry, natives or residents in the county of Kent; with specimens of their compositions and some account of their lives and writings. By R. F. |
| Author | Rowland FREEMAN |
| Publisher | G. Wood, 1821 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 4 Feb 2015 |
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