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Page 220
... fome profeffional fubject : the feventh , to a fable : the eighth , to mythology ; and the ninth , to fome moral rela- tion . The reading , which accompanies the prints , is fome- times original , but generally extracted from other ...
... fome profeffional fubject : the feventh , to a fable : the eighth , to mythology ; and the ninth , to fome moral rela- tion . The reading , which accompanies the prints , is fome- times original , but generally extracted from other ...
Page 382
... fome foolish , fome ftrong and fome weak , fome young and fome old . ' Nothing of this kind will authorize civil govern- ment . Were we to take wifdom , which feems to be the strongest plea , and difcufs the titles of the paft and ...
... fome foolish , fome ftrong and fome weak , fome young and fome old . ' Nothing of this kind will authorize civil govern- ment . Were we to take wifdom , which feems to be the strongest plea , and difcufs the titles of the paft and ...
Page 456
... fome lone field ( their bed the dewy grafs , - Their cov'ring fome incumbent hedge row tree , Thro ' which the Moon wept at their wretchedness ) They paf'd the recent Night : or , haply led By keen Neceffity at Ev'ning's clofe To fome ...
... fome lone field ( their bed the dewy grafs , - Their cov'ring fome incumbent hedge row tree , Thro ' which the Moon wept at their wretchedness ) They paf'd the recent Night : or , haply led By keen Neceffity at Ev'ning's clofe To fome ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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