The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Том 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... eyes to the right , and behold the man with his eyes lift up to heaven , how ferene and joyful , how pleasant and ferene his Countenance . He was once a mor- tal like thyfelf , furrounded with all the weakneffes of imperfect nature ...
... eyes to the right , and behold the man with his eyes lift up to heaven , how ferene and joyful , how pleasant and ferene his Countenance . He was once a mor- tal like thyfelf , furrounded with all the weakneffes of imperfect nature ...
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... eyes fhould be always on fome of the audience , gently turn- ing from fide to fide , with an air of refpect , and looking them decent- ly in the face , as in common difcourfe . But in appeals to heaven , or when he fpeaks of heaven , the ...
... eyes fhould be always on fome of the audience , gently turn- ing from fide to fide , with an air of refpect , and looking them decent- ly in the face , as in common difcourfe . But in appeals to heaven , or when he fpeaks of heaven , the ...
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... eyes bathed in tears . Having paffed the Cyrus he arrived at the Daeti or Cafpian Sea , and en- tered it without hefitation . The wa- ter first reached his heel , then his knee , then his waift , and laftly his neck . This gradation ...
... eyes bathed in tears . Having paffed the Cyrus he arrived at the Daeti or Cafpian Sea , and en- tered it without hefitation . The wa- ter first reached his heel , then his knee , then his waift , and laftly his neck . This gradation ...
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