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Page 80
... Look upon the outfide of a dome , your eye half furrounds it ; look upon the infide , and at one glance you have all the profpect of it ; the intire concavity falls into your eye at once , the fight being as the center that collects and ...
... Look upon the outfide of a dome , your eye half furrounds it ; look upon the infide , and at one glance you have all the profpect of it ; the intire concavity falls into your eye at once , the fight being as the center that collects and ...
Page 119
... look a louring roughnefs , which ill ' befitted a month which was ranked in fo foft a season ; but as he came forwards his features became infen- fibly more mild and gentle : He fmooth'd his brow , ⚫ and looked with fo fweet a ...
... look a louring roughnefs , which ill ' befitted a month which was ranked in fo foft a season ; but as he came forwards his features became infen- fibly more mild and gentle : He fmooth'd his brow , ⚫ and looked with fo fweet a ...
Page 236
... look upon himfelf in the ftate of the dead , with his cafe thus much worse , that the laft office is performed by his adverfaries instead of his friends . From this hour the cruel world does not only take poffeffion of his whole fortune ...
... look upon himfelf in the ftate of the dead , with his cafe thus much worse , that the laft office is performed by his adverfaries instead of his friends . From this hour the cruel world does not only take poffeffion of his whole fortune ...
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