The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... Hear him , ye deaf ; and all ye blind , behold ! Isa . xlii . 18 . He from thick films shall purge the visual ray , xxxv . 5. 6 . And on the sightless eye - ball pour the day . ' Tis He th ' obstructed paths of sound shall clear , And ...
... Hear him , ye deaf ; and all ye blind , behold ! Isa . xlii . 18 . He from thick films shall purge the visual ray , xxxv . 5. 6 . And on the sightless eye - ball pour the day . ' Tis He th ' obstructed paths of sound shall clear , And ...
Strana 113
... hear . Thus far their wants are audibly express'd ; Then sinks the voice , and muttering groans the rest . Hear , hear at length , good Hercules , my vow ! O chink some pot of gold beneath my plow ! Could I , O could I to my ravish'd ...
... hear . Thus far their wants are audibly express'd ; Then sinks the voice , and muttering groans the rest . Hear , hear at length , good Hercules , my vow ! O chink some pot of gold beneath my plow ! Could I , O could I to my ravish'd ...
Strana 194
... hear the French court is removed to Marli , and are after - set wards as much delighted with its return to Versailles . They read the advertisements with the same curiosity as the articles of public news ; and are as pleased to hear of ...
... hear the French court is removed to Marli , and are after - set wards as much delighted with its return to Versailles . They read the advertisements with the same curiosity as the articles of public news ; and are as pleased to hear of ...
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