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Page 124
... hands which had raifed him , might , at any time , justly pull him down from his throne . That should he himself be capable of confenting to fuch a difgraceful propofal , in favour of his fon , he might be justly reproached with ...
... hands which had raifed him , might , at any time , justly pull him down from his throne . That should he himself be capable of confenting to fuch a difgraceful propofal , in favour of his fon , he might be justly reproached with ...
Page 247
With darts and flames fome arm his feeble hands , His infant brow with regal honours crown ; Whilft vanquish'd ... hand in hand ; Till Sin found entrance in the with'ring groves , And frighted Innocence forfook the land . But Love ...
With darts and flames fome arm his feeble hands , His infant brow with regal honours crown ; Whilft vanquish'd ... hand in hand ; Till Sin found entrance in the with'ring groves , And frighted Innocence forfook the land . But Love ...
Page 580
... hands . The loud and fhrill voice of the Egyptian female performers , will not be pleafing to the ear of an European ; nor , on the other hand , would our mufic delight an Arab , or a Turk . The tunes of the Eaft are ferious and fimple ...
... hands . The loud and fhrill voice of the Egyptian female performers , will not be pleafing to the ear of an European ; nor , on the other hand , would our mufic delight an Arab , or a Turk . The tunes of the Eaft are ferious and fimple ...
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