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... whose answer was , " When thy pious hand from Tauris " the unwilling inmate brings- " of the ancient sanctuary , " and the fifter of my care " to the Grecian fhore conveys , " then thy curfe fhall terminate . " Iphigenia , being ...
... whose answer was , " When thy pious hand from Tauris " the unwilling inmate brings- " of the ancient sanctuary , " and the fifter of my care " to the Grecian fhore conveys , " then thy curfe fhall terminate . " Iphigenia , being ...
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... whose even hand Him lafting honors bred . • Such were his deeds and noble acts In Arthur's court there fhowne , · As like in all the world befide Was hardly feene or knowne . Now at these sports he toyl'd himselfe That he a ficknesse ...
... whose even hand Him lafting honors bred . • Such were his deeds and noble acts In Arthur's court there fhowne , · As like in all the world befide Was hardly feene or knowne . Now at these sports he toyl'd himselfe That he a ficknesse ...
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... whose reaft praife was that which he derived from his great skill in his botani- cal profeffion . We , who knew the man , have good reason to believe that the teftimony here borne to his worth - his genuine piety , his exemplary ...
... whose reaft praife was that which he derived from his great skill in his botani- cal profeffion . We , who knew the man , have good reason to believe that the teftimony here borne to his worth - his genuine piety , his exemplary ...
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