 | George Keate, Henry Wilson - 1788 - 476 pages
...which fo many returning moons, fmce his reckoning ceafed, have by this time taught him he had nourifhed in vain. — But the Reader will bring him back to...that was equal to the trials of varying life. — He will not in him, as in lefs manly fpirits, fee the paflions rulhing into oppofite extt ernes — Hope... | |
 | 1788 - 678 pages
...many returning moons, басе hie reckoning ceafed, have by this time taught him he had nourished in vain. But the reader will bring him back to his remembrance, as armed with that unihaken fortitude that was equal to the trials of varying life. He will not it him, as in lefs manly... | |
 | William Lisle Bowles - 1800 - 216 pages
...so many returning moons, since his reckoning ceased, have by this time taught him he had nourished in vain. But the reader will bring him back to his remembrance, as armed with that unshaken fortitude that was equal to the trials of varying life. He will not in him, as in less manly... | |
 | William Lisle Bowles - 1800 - 208 pages
...so many returning moons, since his reckoning ceased, have by this time taught him he had nourished in vain. But the reader will bring him back to his remembrance, as armed with that unshaken fortitude that was equal to the trials of varying life. He will not in him, as in less manly... | |
 | William Lisle Bowles - 1805 - 216 pages
...so many returning moons, since his reckoning ceased, have by this time taught him he had nourished in vain. But the reader will bring him back to his remembrance, as armed with that unshaken fortitude that was equal to the trials of varying life. He will not in him, as in less manly... | |
 | Henry Smithers - 1807 - 254 pages
...which so many returning moons since his reckoning ceased, have by this time taught him he had nourished in vain. But the reader will bring him back to his remembrance, as armed with that unshaken fortitude that was equal to the trials of varying life. He will not in him, as in less manly... | |
 | 1820 - 188 pages
...many returning moons since " bis reckoning ceased, have by this time " taught him, he had nourished in vain. — " But the reader will bring him back to " his remembrance, as armed with that "unshaken fortitude, that was equal to the <{ trials of varying life. — After some al*' l.owance... | |
 | 1823 - 130 pages
...so many returning moons since his reckoning ceased, have by this time taught him, he had nourished in vain.— But the reader will bring him back to his remembrance, as armed with that unshaken fortitude, that was equal to the trials of vnrying life. — After some allowance for natural... | |
 | 1788 - 688 pages
...will bring him back to liii remembrance, as armed with the unfhaken fortitude that was equal to r.: trials of varying life. He wilt not in him, as in lefs manly fpiritc, fee tbe paflions rufhing into oppofite extremei; hope turned to defpair, affeclion comer.ed... | |
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ABBA THULE, wearied out by that expectation, which so many returning moons, since his reckoning ceased, have by this time taught him he had nourished in vain. But the reader will bring him back to his remembrance, as armed with that unshaken fortitude... 