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Page 5
... rich altar , and raise seats on each side in the form of an amphitheatre . There the prisoners are placed ; and over against them is a high chair , whither they are called , one by one , to hear their doom , from one of the Inquisitors ...
... rich altar , and raise seats on each side in the form of an amphitheatre . There the prisoners are placed ; and over against them is a high chair , whither they are called , one by one , to hear their doom , from one of the Inquisitors ...
Page 11
... rich or poor to Goodwin ' twas the same , Alike to all he shew'd the ways of Truth , Taught age content , and modesty to youth , Upheld no doctrine shocking to the sense , Shew'd vice , tho ' screen'd by kings , had no defence , The ...
... rich or poor to Goodwin ' twas the same , Alike to all he shew'd the ways of Truth , Taught age content , and modesty to youth , Upheld no doctrine shocking to the sense , Shew'd vice , tho ' screen'd by kings , had no defence , The ...
Page 29
... rich approv'd him tho ' he flattered not But censured all where justice was forgot Beside the church he kept a little school , And every truant trembled at his rule , The village children ( for he lov'd them well ) Forgot their play ...
... rich approv'd him tho ' he flattered not But censured all where justice was forgot Beside the church he kept a little school , And every truant trembled at his rule , The village children ( for he lov'd them well ) Forgot their play ...
Page 34
... rich repast ) And how the custom came so long to last , Of more beside , but ( brevity to choose ) Observe the sequel , and respect the Muse ; So shall thine aldermanic friends admire , And fill the Civic chair with all thy fire ...
... rich repast ) And how the custom came so long to last , Of more beside , but ( brevity to choose ) Observe the sequel , and respect the Muse ; So shall thine aldermanic friends admire , And fill the Civic chair with all thy fire ...
Page 39
... . Immortal benevolence ! thou richest gem that adorns the human soul ! without thee kings are poor indeed , and to possess thee , renders the humble man divinely rich . In vain we crown the conqueror with laurels , and the 39.
... . Immortal benevolence ! thou richest gem that adorns the human soul ! without thee kings are poor indeed , and to possess thee , renders the humble man divinely rich . In vain we crown the conqueror with laurels , and the 39.
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