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Page 102
... night happened to die . The king immediately found himself inclined to quit the fhape of the nightingale , and enliven this new body . He did fo , and the next morning Zem- roude faw her favourite bird lie dead in the cage . It is ...
... night happened to die . The king immediately found himself inclined to quit the fhape of the nightingale , and enliven this new body . He did fo , and the next morning Zem- roude faw her favourite bird lie dead in the cage . It is ...
Page 103
... night- ingale fhall again revive every morning , and se- renade you as before . The Queen beheld him with a look which easily fhewed she did not believe ' . him ; when laying himself down on a sofa , he shot his foul into the ...
... night- ingale fhall again revive every morning , and se- renade you as before . The Queen beheld him with a look which easily fhewed she did not believe ' . him ; when laying himself down on a sofa , he shot his foul into the ...
Page 117
... has the following one : The absence of the fun is not the cause of night , forafmuch as his light is fo great that it may illuminate the earth all over at once once as clear as broad day ; but there are No. 582. THE SPECTATOR . 117.
... has the following one : The absence of the fun is not the cause of night , forafmuch as his light is fo great that it may illuminate the earth all over at once once as clear as broad day ; but there are No. 582. THE SPECTATOR . 117.
Page 118
... night is • brought on , and which do ray out their darkness and ⚫ obfcurity upon the earth , as the fun does light ' I confider writers in the fame view this fage aftro- loger does the heavenly bodies . Some of them are ftars that ...
... night is • brought on , and which do ray out their darkness and ⚫ obfcurity upon the earth , as the fun does light ' I confider writers in the fame view this fage aftro- loger does the heavenly bodies . Some of them are ftars that ...
Page 130
... night before they flept , they fhould examine what they had been do ing that day , and fo difcover what actions were worthy of pursuit to - morrow , and what little vices • were · · a were to be prevented from flipping unawares 130 THE ...
... night before they flept , they fhould examine what they had been do ing that day , and fo difcover what actions were worthy of pursuit to - morrow , and what little vices • were · · a were to be prevented from flipping unawares 130 THE ...
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