The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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... fay , fuccefsful do'st thou still oppose Thy leaden Ęgis ' gainst our ancient foes ? Still stretch , tenacious of thy right divine , The mafssy sceptre o'er thy slumb'ring line ? And dews Lethean through the land dispense To steep in ...
... fay , fuccefsful do'st thou still oppose Thy leaden Ęgis ' gainst our ancient foes ? Still stretch , tenacious of thy right divine , The mafssy sceptre o'er thy slumb'ring line ? And dews Lethean through the land dispense To steep in ...
Page 384
... fays he , to believe the identity of an idea as that of a tree , & c . The idea that I have of my wife or child to - day as much re- sembles the idea I had of them yesterday , though fome hours of found fleep have intervened , as my ...
... fays he , to believe the identity of an idea as that of a tree , & c . The idea that I have of my wife or child to - day as much re- sembles the idea I had of them yesterday , though fome hours of found fleep have intervened , as my ...
Page 429
... ; " for which ( fays Bishop Burnet , see his expofi- tion of the Articles , p . 151 ) he was never blamed by Luther . " . Our Our Author has subjoined a Differtation concerning the sen fible Toplady's Scheme of Neceffity . 429.
... ; " for which ( fays Bishop Burnet , see his expofi- tion of the Articles , p . 151 ) he was never blamed by Luther . " . Our Our Author has subjoined a Differtation concerning the sen fible Toplady's Scheme of Neceffity . 429.
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