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Page 111
... Hope erects his adamantine throne ; The cherub Hope , that smooths the gathering frown Of care , and makes even future joys our own . 1 strew this world with pleasantness and peace ; And give a better , when these blessings cease . I ...
... Hope erects his adamantine throne ; The cherub Hope , that smooths the gathering frown Of care , and makes even future joys our own . 1 strew this world with pleasantness and peace ; And give a better , when these blessings cease . I ...
Page 177
... Hope proposes , by his explicative text and descriptive exem- plars , to fix a criterion of unerring taste , to guide the practice of the mechanic , and to refine and enlighten the understand- ing of the luxurious employer . For this ...
... Hope proposes , by his explicative text and descriptive exem- plars , to fix a criterion of unerring taste , to guide the practice of the mechanic , and to refine and enlighten the understand- ing of the luxurious employer . For this ...
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... Hope reconcile to classic truth his dispensing at pleasure with the small space allowed in Greece to the Doric intercolumniation ? It is worthy of notice that the interior colonade , which conducts through and supports the vestibule of ...
... Hope reconcile to classic truth his dispensing at pleasure with the small space allowed in Greece to the Doric intercolumniation ? It is worthy of notice that the interior colonade , which conducts through and supports the vestibule of ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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