The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volume 4Bohn, 1854 |
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Page 36
... majesty severe , And sit in judgment on my soul , O how shall I appear ! IV . But thou hast told the troubled mind , Who does her sins lament , The timely tribute of her tears Shall endless woe prevent . V. Then see the sorrows of my ...
... majesty severe , And sit in judgment on my soul , O how shall I appear ! IV . But thou hast told the troubled mind , Who does her sins lament , The timely tribute of her tears Shall endless woe prevent . V. Then see the sorrows of my ...
Page 129
... majesty of that place , where the whole art of creation has been employed , and where God has chosen to show himself in the most magnifi- cent manner ! What must be the architecture of infinite power under the direction of infinite ...
... majesty of that place , where the whole art of creation has been employed , and where God has chosen to show himself in the most magnifi- cent manner ! What must be the architecture of infinite power under the direction of infinite ...
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... Majesty's reign . This is one of those arts of peace , which may very well deserve to be cultivated , and which may be of great use to posterity . As I have in my possession the copy of the paper above- mentioned , which was delivered ...
... Majesty's reign . This is one of those arts of peace , which may very well deserve to be cultivated , and which may be of great use to posterity . As I have in my possession the copy of the paper above- mentioned , which was delivered ...
Page 168
... Majesty's reign . III . That there be a society established for the finding out of proper subjects , inscriptions , and devices . IV . That no subject , inscription , or device be stamped without the approbation of this society , nor ...
... Majesty's reign . III . That there be a society established for the finding out of proper subjects , inscriptions , and devices . IV . That no subject , inscription , or device be stamped without the approbation of this society , nor ...
Page 169
... Majesty's reign , reward the labours of her greatest subjects , keep alive in the people a gratitude for public ser- vices , and excite the emulation of posterity . To these gener- ous purposes nothing can so much contribute as medals ...
... Majesty's reign , reward the labours of her greatest subjects , keep alive in the people a gratitude for public ser- vices , and excite the emulation of posterity . To these gener- ous purposes nothing can so much contribute as medals ...
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