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...forfake. XLV. And after all came Life, and laftly Death ; Death with moft grim and grieQy vifage feen, Yet is he nought but parting of the breath ; Ne ought to fee, but like a fhade to ween, • • Unbodied, unfoul'd, unheard, unfeen. But Life was like a fair...

...bow. B.-oome. But after all came Life, and laftly Death, Death with molt grim and grifly vifage feen. Yet is he nought but parting of the breath, Ne ought to fee, but like a Aide to ween, Urbodied, unfoul'd, unheard, unfcen. 7/ycr. Voj.. I. 678. - GUI', and...

...{hape." " And after all came Life, and laftly Death \ " Death with moft grim and griefly vifage feene, Yet is he nought but parting of the breath ; Ne ought to fee, but like a {hade to weene, Unbodied, unfoul'd, unheard, unfeene." Canto VII. Stanza 46' And in...

...Which they did dayly watch and nightly wake By even turnes, ne ever did their charge forsake. XLVI. And after all came Life, and lastly Death ; Death...unseene ; But Life was like a faire young lusty boy, S i id i as they faine Dan Cupid to have hccne, Full of delightfull health and lively ioy, [ploy. Deckt...

...our author has pretty evidently horrowed from Spenser, Faery Queen, h. vii. cant, viii st. 46. But after all came Life, and lastly Death, Death with most grim and grisly visage seen. Yet is he nought hut parting of the hreath, Ke ought to see, hut like a shade to...

...uncertain ; the time itfelf unfertcd. Sbakf. Hen. 1Г. PJA II. fc. 3. UNSO'ULED. adj. Without a foul Yet is he nought but parting of the breath ; Ne ought to fee, but like a fhade to weene, Unbodied, unfouVdi unheard, unfeene. Sf. F. 9. B. VII. C. VU. ft. 46....

...forfake. XLVI. And after all came Life ; and laftly Death : Death with moft grim and griefly vifage Yet is he nought but parting of the breath ; Ne ought to fee, but like a {hade to weene, Unbodied, unfoul'd, unheard, unfeene : gate :" So Homer, Iliad «,...

...forfake. XLVI. And after all came Life ; and laftly Death : Death with moft grim and griefly vifage feene, Yet is he nought but parting of the breath ; Ne ought to fee, but like a made to weene, Unbodied, unfoul'd, unheard, unfeene : gate :" So Homer, Iliad i, 74p....

...Death : Death Triai muH grim and grisly visage scene, Yet is he nought but parting of the breath ; Nc ought to see, but like a shade to weene, Unbodied, unsoul'd, unheard, unscene i But Life was like a faire young lusty boy, Such as they faine Dan Cupid to have beene, Full...