The Spectator, Svazek 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 85
... Said then th ' omnific Word , your difcord end : " Nor ftaid , but on the wings of Cherubim " Up - lifted , in paternal glory rode " Far into Chaos , and the world unborn ; " For Chaos heard his voice . Him all his train Follow'd in ...
... Said then th ' omnific Word , your difcord end : " Nor ftaid , but on the wings of Cherubim " Up - lifted , in paternal glory rode " Far into Chaos , and the world unborn ; " For Chaos heard his voice . Him all his train Follow'd in ...
Strana 142
... said he , and forbore not glance or toy Of amorous intent , well understood Of Eve , whofe eye darted contagious fire . " Her hand he feiz'd , and to a fhady bank , " Thick over - head with verdant roof embower'd , He led her nothing ...
... said he , and forbore not glance or toy Of amorous intent , well understood Of Eve , whofe eye darted contagious fire . " Her hand he feiz'd , and to a fhady bank , " Thick over - head with verdant roof embower'd , He led her nothing ...
Strana 159
... he took him aside and said , " Be it far from thee , Lord , this fhall not be unto thee : " For which he fuffered a fevere reprehenfion from his Mafter , Mafter , as having in his view the glory of N ° 356 159 THE SPECTATOR .
... he took him aside and said , " Be it far from thee , Lord , this fhall not be unto thee : " For which he fuffered a fevere reprehenfion from his Mafter , Mafter , as having in his view the glory of N ° 356 159 THE SPECTATOR .
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