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... sense , attract the fight , And throw its fweets about While faplefs wood but makes a blaze , Which boys attend with loud hazzas , And then in smoke goes out . ACTEON : A A TALE . CTION faw , as poets know , A goddess naked , white as ...
... sense , attract the fight , And throw its fweets about While faplefs wood but makes a blaze , Which boys attend with loud hazzas , And then in smoke goes out . ACTEON : A A TALE . CTION faw , as poets know , A goddess naked , white as ...
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... sense , it is true . Men certainly never converfed with one another in regular numbers ; but even their ordinary language would in ancient times , for the reafons before afligned , ap . proach to a poetical style ; and the firft ...
... sense , it is true . Men certainly never converfed with one another in regular numbers ; but even their ordinary language would in ancient times , for the reafons before afligned , ap . proach to a poetical style ; and the firft ...
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... SENSE . • • The FABLE of the TREES . - ARBORES lequantur , non tantum fera . Phædrus . Neeld all the trees beneath his yoke , Nce on a time , when great Sir Oak The monarch , anxious to maintain In peaceful ftate his fylvan reign , Saw ...
... SENSE . • • The FABLE of the TREES . - ARBORES lequantur , non tantum fera . Phædrus . Neeld all the trees beneath his yoke , Nce on a time , when great Sir Oak The monarch , anxious to maintain In peaceful ftate his fylvan reign , Saw ...
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... SENSE . The FABLE of the TREES . ARBORES lequantur , non tantum feræ . Phædrus . Nce on a time , when great Sir Oak trees his yoke , The monarch , anxious to maintain In peaceful ftate his fylvan reign , Saw , to his forrow and ...
... SENSE . The FABLE of the TREES . ARBORES lequantur , non tantum feræ . Phædrus . Nce on a time , when great Sir Oak trees his yoke , The monarch , anxious to maintain In peaceful ftate his fylvan reign , Saw , to his forrow and ...
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... sense and sober reason , they would blush at their elevation . With whatever fpecious pretences the art of party may veil its ambitious defigns , experience abundantly evinces , that inter- eft and refentment are the ruling mo- tives ...
... sense and sober reason , they would blush at their elevation . With whatever fpecious pretences the art of party may veil its ambitious defigns , experience abundantly evinces , that inter- eft and refentment are the ruling mo- tives ...
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