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... alfo with the following image , which is so strongly conceived , that me- thinks I fee at this inftant the dæmon it represents ; And fullen Moloch fled Hath left in fhadows dread , His burning idol all of blackeft hue ; : In vain with ...
... alfo with the following image , which is so strongly conceived , that me- thinks I fee at this inftant the dæmon it represents ; And fullen Moloch fled Hath left in fhadows dread , His burning idol all of blackeft hue ; : In vain with ...
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... naturally introduce the fucceeding ones , fo as to form an entire whole . The ingenious Dr. Hurd , hath • Spectator , No. 253 . H 3 · " alfo alfo endeavoured to fhew , that Horace ob- served a AND WRITINGS OF POPE . ΙΟΙ SECT. III. ...
... naturally introduce the fucceeding ones , fo as to form an entire whole . The ingenious Dr. Hurd , hath • Spectator , No. 253 . H 3 · " alfo alfo endeavoured to fhew , that Horace ob- served a AND WRITINGS OF POPE . ΙΟΙ SECT. III. ...
Page 316
... alfo tranflated this piece . Boetius was a mofi admired claffic of that age ; indeed he deferves to be fo of This fentence Arongly alío charatterises the gimes , Paraclete " . Paraclete was built in the parish of Quincey 316 ESSAYON ...
... alfo tranflated this piece . Boetius was a mofi admired claffic of that age ; indeed he deferves to be fo of This fentence Arongly alío charatterises the gimes , Paraclete " . Paraclete was built in the parish of Quincey 316 ESSAYON ...
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