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Page 26
... See his addrefs to the furies in the dipus Coloneus of Sophocles , beginning at the words , Novi deivwtes , at verfe 85 , down to verfe 117. And afterwards , when be becomes more particularly acquainted with the unnatural cruelty of his ...
... See his addrefs to the furies in the dipus Coloneus of Sophocles , beginning at the words , Novi deivwtes , at verfe 85 , down to verfe 117. And afterwards , when be becomes more particularly acquainted with the unnatural cruelty of his ...
Page 97
... See See dying vegetables life sustain , See life diffolving vegetate again : All forms that perifh other forms fupply , ( By turns we catch the vital breath and die ) Like bubbles on the fea of matter born , They rife , they break , and ...
... See See dying vegetables life sustain , See life diffolving vegetate again : All forms that perifh other forms fupply , ( By turns we catch the vital breath and die ) Like bubbles on the fea of matter born , They rife , they break , and ...
Page 319
... See Arifii Cremonam Litte- ratam . Tom . i . p . 89 . I beg to add , that Lyttelton was not blind to the faults and blemishes of his friend Montefquieu . See notes on the Hiftory of the Life of Henry II . p . 291 , 4to , where he is ...
... See Arifii Cremonam Litte- ratam . Tom . i . p . 89 . I beg to add , that Lyttelton was not blind to the faults and blemishes of his friend Montefquieu . See notes on the Hiftory of the Life of Henry II . p . 291 , 4to , where he is ...
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