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Page 7
... hand was used for certain necessary bodily purposes , and became in consequence the unclean , the ignoble hand , which polluted the food or any thing else that it touched . After the use of leaves of trees or of paper had been ...
... hand was used for certain necessary bodily purposes , and became in consequence the unclean , the ignoble hand , which polluted the food or any thing else that it touched . After the use of leaves of trees or of paper had been ...
Page 98
... Hand , a red right hand , display'd ! And slowly moving o'er the wall , appear Letters of Fate , and characters of Fear ! ' Tis that Almighty Hand that shakes the pole , Wings the swift bolt , and bids the thunder roll ; That launch'd ...
... Hand , a red right hand , display'd ! And slowly moving o'er the wall , appear Letters of Fate , and characters of Fear ! ' Tis that Almighty Hand that shakes the pole , Wings the swift bolt , and bids the thunder roll ; That launch'd ...
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... hand that rear'd thee , ' & c . The lines on Suicide , page 114. , are among the most expressive , but they are censurable because they palliate too much the im- moral action which forms their subject . We quote the poem intitled ...
... hand that rear'd thee , ' & c . The lines on Suicide , page 114. , are among the most expressive , but they are censurable because they palliate too much the im- moral action which forms their subject . We quote the poem intitled ...
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