The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Volumes 1-2E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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Page 6
... Earth and the stars , had power to make eternal . " - pp . 33-36 . There is a very pretty and well imagined scene , in which Hadad endeavours to extract from the youthful Solomon the secret of his having received the royal unction to ...
... Earth and the stars , had power to make eternal . " - pp . 33-36 . There is a very pretty and well imagined scene , in which Hadad endeavours to extract from the youthful Solomon the secret of his having received the royal unction to ...
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... Earth Stood in her station : -Thou shalt know the Stars , The Houses of Eternity , their names , Their courses , destiny ; -all secrets high . Tam . Talk not so madly , Hadad . Had . ( vehemently . ) Speak - answer- Wilt thou be mine if ...
... Earth Stood in her station : -Thou shalt know the Stars , The Houses of Eternity , their names , Their courses , destiny ; -all secrets high . Tam . Talk not so madly , Hadad . Had . ( vehemently . ) Speak - answer- Wilt thou be mine if ...
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... earth from heaven . The proofs are sometimes substantial , as the miracles which men saw , and heard , and felt in its opening era ; and sometimes moral , but not less satisfactory , such as ever gleam from that face of divinity , which ...
... earth from heaven . The proofs are sometimes substantial , as the miracles which men saw , and heard , and felt in its opening era ; and sometimes moral , but not less satisfactory , such as ever gleam from that face of divinity , which ...
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... earth - in his sublime , his inexplicable concep- tions of Infinity and Eternity - in his humiliating experience of folly , misery , and guilt . " - pp . 32 , 33 . In the second essay , the author takes up a subject which , more than ...
... earth - in his sublime , his inexplicable concep- tions of Infinity and Eternity - in his humiliating experience of folly , misery , and guilt . " - pp . 32 , 33 . In the second essay , the author takes up a subject which , more than ...
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... earth's scum , " as Mr. Faux has very properly called the city of New - York . Every man , without exception , is a drunkard and a thief ; and the quantity of ill - gotten wealth that the citi- zens of New - York have accumulated by ...
... earth's scum , " as Mr. Faux has very properly called the city of New - York . Every man , without exception , is a drunkard and a thief ; and the quantity of ill - gotten wealth that the citi- zens of New - York have accumulated by ...
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