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... hath been varioufly accented by the poets . Shakespeare hath accented it both on the penult and on the antepenult . Dyer , in his Ruins of Rome , hath adopted the former accentuation , and Milton the latter : " Lowly they bow'd adoring ...
... hath been varioufly accented by the poets . Shakespeare hath accented it both on the penult and on the antepenult . Dyer , in his Ruins of Rome , hath adopted the former accentuation , and Milton the latter : " Lowly they bow'd adoring ...
Page 356
... hath been matured , her fancy invigorated , and her fphere of comprehenfion enlarged . It may be prefumed , that in this interval fhe hath had leifure to felect the fittest objects to form a beautiful landscape ; and that the hath ...
... hath been matured , her fancy invigorated , and her fphere of comprehenfion enlarged . It may be prefumed , that in this interval fhe hath had leifure to felect the fittest objects to form a beautiful landscape ; and that the hath ...
Page 397
... hath promifed , fince he will , in the diftant lands where they are difperfed , bring them to a fenfe of their tranf- greffions , and circumcifing their hearts , make them objects meet to receive the mercies he hath yet in ftore for ...
... hath promifed , fince he will , in the diftant lands where they are difperfed , bring them to a fenfe of their tranf- greffions , and circumcifing their hearts , make them objects meet to receive the mercies he hath yet in ftore for ...
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