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Who sees the lion stalk , or hears him roar , That does not , while he fears , exult
the more ? With Reason arm ' d , invincible , he views The royal brute , and force ,
by MIND subdues . But look through Nature . Let us plough the main ; Cleave ...
Who sees the lion stalk , or hears him roar , That does not , while he fears , exult
the more ? With Reason arm ' d , invincible , he views The royal brute , and force ,
by MIND subdues . But look through Nature . Let us plough the main ; Cleave ...
Page 60
Here , midst the wreck of nations , she reserves Her ancient seat , which reason
still preserves , And shall , while reason sways her children ' s breast , Descend ,
her late posterity to bless . O then , while here , we thus attempt to reach To the ...
Here , midst the wreck of nations , she reserves Her ancient seat , which reason
still preserves , And shall , while reason sways her children ' s breast , Descend ,
her late posterity to bless . O then , while here , we thus attempt to reach To the ...
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I have no doubt but that many of your readers are well acquainted with the
reason why the moon ( and sun ) appears to be larger when near the horizon ,
than when in any other situation ; to such as have not considered the subject , I
beg ...
I have no doubt but that many of your readers are well acquainted with the
reason why the moon ( and sun ) appears to be larger when near the horizon ,
than when in any other situation ; to such as have not considered the subject , I
beg ...
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| Title | The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1 |
| Editors | William Marrat, Pishey Thompson |
| Publisher | Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
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