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Page 364
... Whose empire gathers in the scatter'd realms Of our remoteft world , fpreads forth her wings , Even as a parent bird , to shield her young , And fofters while the rules -- nor would leave out Your diftant Britain from the wide ...
... Whose empire gathers in the scatter'd realms Of our remoteft world , fpreads forth her wings , Even as a parent bird , to shield her young , And fofters while the rules -- nor would leave out Your diftant Britain from the wide ...
Page 549
... whose characters do not exhibit an aggregate of contradictions in this infant period of human infirmity and imperfection . We must however obferve , that the defects of this extraordinary man are fometimes fhaded by his panegyrift with ...
... whose characters do not exhibit an aggregate of contradictions in this infant period of human infirmity and imperfection . We must however obferve , that the defects of this extraordinary man are fometimes fhaded by his panegyrift with ...
Page 550
... whose tumults and toffings they have often experienced - we cannot help thinking , that Voltaire will be ftill more pleafing to thofe whom a mild , fweet , and tender phi- lofophy interefts in the happiness of human nature ; in a word ...
... whose tumults and toffings they have often experienced - we cannot help thinking , that Voltaire will be ftill more pleafing to thofe whom a mild , fweet , and tender phi- lofophy interefts in the happiness of human nature ; in a word ...
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