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Page 336
... HOPE . Oh , ever skill'd to wear the form we love ! To bid the fhapes of fear and grief depart , Come , gentle Hope ! with one gay fmile remove The lafting fadness of an aching heart . Thy voice , benign enchantrefs ! let me hear ; Say ...
... HOPE . Oh , ever skill'd to wear the form we love ! To bid the fhapes of fear and grief depart , Come , gentle Hope ! with one gay fmile remove The lafting fadness of an aching heart . Thy voice , benign enchantrefs ! let me hear ; Say ...
Page 434
... Hope , till it meets the Mediterranean where it bounds Egypt , and that this meridian has a portion of latitude that will comprehend all Abyffinia , Nubia , and Egypt below it , this fection of the continent , from fouth to north ...
... Hope , till it meets the Mediterranean where it bounds Egypt , and that this meridian has a portion of latitude that will comprehend all Abyffinia , Nubia , and Egypt below it , this fection of the continent , from fouth to north ...
Page 441
... hope that no further improvement of it , which he may behold in others , is placed beyond his reach ; he must also exult in the profpect , that he himself may benefit by the wisdom , and profit by the examples , of a people , whose ...
... hope that no further improvement of it , which he may behold in others , is placed beyond his reach ; he must also exult in the profpect , that he himself may benefit by the wisdom , and profit by the examples , of a people , whose ...
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