The Rambler. ...J. Payne and J. Bouquet, 1752 |
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... fuch a tender ball as th ' eye confin'd , So obvious and fo easy to be quench'd , And not , as feeling , thro ' all parts diffus'd , That the may look at will thro ' ev'ry pore . SUCH are the faults and fuch the beauties of Samson ...
... fuch a tender ball as th ' eye confin'd , So obvious and fo easy to be quench'd , And not , as feeling , thro ' all parts diffus'd , That the may look at will thro ' ev'ry pore . SUCH are the faults and fuch the beauties of Samson ...
Page 267
... fuch contrariety there can be no peace , with fuch fimilarity there can be no pleasure . Our reasonings , though often formed upon different views , terminate generally in the fame conclufion . Our thoughts like rivulets iffuing from ...
... fuch contrariety there can be no peace , with fuch fimilarity there can be no pleasure . Our reasonings , though often formed upon different views , terminate generally in the fame conclufion . Our thoughts like rivulets iffuing from ...
Page 278
... fuch fupe- riority to the reft of his fpecies , as to ima- gine that mankind are at leifure for attention to his extemporary fallies , and that pofterity will repofite his cafual effufions among the treasures of antient wifdom ? MEN ...
... fuch fupe- riority to the reft of his fpecies , as to ima- gine that mankind are at leifure for attention to his extemporary fallies , and that pofterity will repofite his cafual effufions among the treasures of antient wifdom ? MEN ...
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