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Page 142
... light of heav'n Shall meet thefe forrowing eyes ; for here no beam Of morning bursts with fofteft luftre round , Nor here ambrofial eve , with fragrant hand , Scatters her sweets ; no filver - founding voice Melodious warbles to my ...
... light of heav'n Shall meet thefe forrowing eyes ; for here no beam Of morning bursts with fofteft luftre round , Nor here ambrofial eve , with fragrant hand , Scatters her sweets ; no filver - founding voice Melodious warbles to my ...
Page 161
... light that is emitted , where this light was lodged , and what function it performed , previously to its emiffion ; and perhaps he may think it poffible , that the principle of inflammability may have made its escape with this light ...
... light that is emitted , where this light was lodged , and what function it performed , previously to its emiffion ; and perhaps he may think it poffible , that the principle of inflammability may have made its escape with this light ...
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... light would have produced . Tranfits of light and fhade are continually ftraying over thefe heights , which , when caught by the eye , fudden as the effect is , cannot fail to imprefs the mind with ideas of grandeur : and though the ...
... light would have produced . Tranfits of light and fhade are continually ftraying over thefe heights , which , when caught by the eye , fudden as the effect is , cannot fail to imprefs the mind with ideas of grandeur : and though the ...
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