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... fame turns with those in the text , into his 33d Cde . Such a conformity may fometimes exift in the different minds of gaiety and folidity . * The * The whole paffage is thus elegantly ren- dered by Mr. SMITH . " Wealth unbars the gates ...
... fame turns with those in the text , into his 33d Cde . Such a conformity may fometimes exift in the different minds of gaiety and folidity . * The * The whole paffage is thus elegantly ren- dered by Mr. SMITH . " Wealth unbars the gates ...
Strona 182
... fame fire in its conftruction , the fame eccentri- city in its motion . But a comet may dif turb , it cannot overturn nature ; and this erratic planet may poffibly ( that is imma- terial ) fhake a minifter , but will never injure the ...
... fame fire in its conftruction , the fame eccentri- city in its motion . But a comet may dif turb , it cannot overturn nature ; and this erratic planet may poffibly ( that is imma- terial ) fhake a minifter , but will never injure the ...
Strona 258
... few lines before in the fame book of the Æneid : " exultantiaque haurit " Corda pavor pulfans , laudumq ; arrecta cupido : " If VIRGIL had the Chariot - Race in view , If 258 ESSAY ON quaints his countrymen, that the rules ...
... few lines before in the fame book of the Æneid : " exultantiaque haurit " Corda pavor pulfans , laudumq ; arrecta cupido : " If VIRGIL had the Chariot - Race in view , If 258 ESSAY ON quaints his countrymen, that the rules ...
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