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... fire in the next parlour , which the com- pany were about to leave , being then paying their reckoning . Merchant , not satisfied with this an- swer , rushed into the room , and was followed by his companions . He then petulantly placed ...
... fire in the next parlour , which the com- pany were about to leave , being then paying their reckoning . Merchant , not satisfied with this an- swer , rushed into the room , and was followed by his companions . He then petulantly placed ...
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... fire , Do thou , supreme of Pow'r ! my thoughts refine , And with thy purest heat my soul inspire , That with Hillarius ' worth my verse may shine : 10 As thy lov'd Gideon once set Israel free , So he with sweet seraphic lays " Redeems ...
... fire , Do thou , supreme of Pow'r ! my thoughts refine , And with thy purest heat my soul inspire , That with Hillarius ' worth my verse may shine : 10 As thy lov'd Gideon once set Israel free , So he with sweet seraphic lays " Redeems ...
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... fire , The next pursue the rafh attempt no more But drop the quill , bow , wonder , and adore : By thy ftrong genius overcome and aw'd , That fire from heav'n , that spirit of a god ! Pleas'd and tranfported with thy name I tend Beyond ...
... fire , The next pursue the rafh attempt no more But drop the quill , bow , wonder , and adore : By thy ftrong genius overcome and aw'd , That fire from heav'n , that spirit of a god ! Pleas'd and tranfported with thy name I tend Beyond ...
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THE Life of the Author | 1 |
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