The Scots Magazine, Band 10Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1748 |
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... Reason does proclaim , That there's eternal rest among the dead ; We quake , we ficken at the bugbear name , And Fear almoft performs the work we drea Ah ! tell me , wretched mortals , tell me this , Why we who are expos'd to Fortune's ...
... Reason does proclaim , That there's eternal rest among the dead ; We quake , we ficken at the bugbear name , And Fear almoft performs the work we drea Ah ! tell me , wretched mortals , tell me this , Why we who are expos'd to Fortune's ...
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... reason- able to conclude , that his law had fome meaning , and that the defcendent line was a thing perfectly well understood in Scot- land even in his days ? Rudd . p . 372. ] Since , in the first de- gree of confanguinity , without ...
... reason- able to conclude , that his law had fome meaning , and that the defcendent line was a thing perfectly well understood in Scot- land even in his days ? Rudd . p . 372. ] Since , in the first de- gree of confanguinity , without ...
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... reason , would have authority of the people to have been , which they fay they affumed Bruce to their King . Mr Ruddiman imagines that Bra hereditary right is very strongly expre in the clergy's paper . But I think t expreffions are ...
... reason , would have authority of the people to have been , which they fay they affumed Bruce to their King . Mr Ruddiman imagines that Bra hereditary right is very strongly expre in the clergy's paper . But I think t expreffions are ...
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... Reason flies . From thy o'erpow'ring face ; the fhuns the ftrife , While thou , exulting , revel'ft in the heart . By nature thus , the coalefcent flame Grows , quick'ning with our years ; by high decree The rankling Paffion reigns ...
... Reason flies . From thy o'erpow'ring face ; the fhuns the ftrife , While thou , exulting , revel'ft in the heart . By nature thus , the coalefcent flame Grows , quick'ning with our years ; by high decree The rankling Paffion reigns ...
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... Reason still must reign The mistress of thy will ; nor dare defile The facred bed ; nor spend thy prime of ftrength In wanton revel , palling all the foul . Let Friendship now ( for Paffion lafts not long ) Succeed thefe hours of mirth ...
... Reason still must reign The mistress of thy will ; nor dare defile The facred bed ; nor spend thy prime of ftrength In wanton revel , palling all the foul . Let Friendship now ( for Paffion lafts not long ) Succeed thefe hours of mirth ...
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