Fugitive Pieces, on Various Subjects, Volume 2R. and J. Dodsley, 1761 - English essays |
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... seeing every Mode of Religion attacked in a lively Manner , and the Foundation of every Virtue , and of all Government , fapped with great Art and much Ingenuity . What Advantage do we derive from fuch Writings ? What De- light can a ...
... seeing every Mode of Religion attacked in a lively Manner , and the Foundation of every Virtue , and of all Government , fapped with great Art and much Ingenuity . What Advantage do we derive from fuch Writings ? What De- light can a ...
Page 46
... Revenues . They loft all * Sciant quibus moris illicita mirari , poffe etiam fub malis prin- cipibus magnos viros , & c . See 42 to the End of it . Concern Concern for their common Honour and Safety , and could 46 A VINDICATION.
... Revenues . They loft all * Sciant quibus moris illicita mirari , poffe etiam fub malis prin- cipibus magnos viros , & c . See 42 to the End of it . Concern Concern for their common Honour and Safety , and could 46 A VINDICATION.
Page 67
... see the Light of the Sun ; they are buried in the Bowels of the Earth ; there they work at a fevere and difmal Task , without the leaft Profpect of being delivered from it ; they fubfift upon the coarfeft and worst Sort of Fare ; they ...
... see the Light of the Sun ; they are buried in the Bowels of the Earth ; there they work at a fevere and difmal Task , without the leaft Profpect of being delivered from it ; they fubfift upon the coarfeft and worst Sort of Fare ; they ...
Page 86
... --- -redit uncia , quid fit ? Semis . HOR . This Tract was first printed in Quarto . See the Preface to the History , & c . of Colchester , by P. M. Printed at London 1748 . Extracts Extracts of Letters , & c . to the AUTHOR 86 PREFACE .
... --- -redit uncia , quid fit ? Semis . HOR . This Tract was first printed in Quarto . See the Preface to the History , & c . of Colchester , by P. M. Printed at London 1748 . Extracts Extracts of Letters , & c . to the AUTHOR 86 PREFACE .
Page 88
... See Pillars , Columns , Arches cloud the Land ! Heroes , that long in Dust and Ashes lay , Start from their Tombs , and cry , Come , come away . You give Oblivion nought but trivial Things , Songs to the Fair , and Birth - day Odes to ...
... See Pillars , Columns , Arches cloud the Land ! Heroes , that long in Dust and Ashes lay , Start from their Tombs , and cry , Come , come away . You give Oblivion nought but trivial Things , Songs to the Fair , and Birth - day Odes to ...
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