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Page 40
But I had no hopes ever to sec him , when quite unexpectedly I heard that he
should pass through Hamburg . I wrote immediately to the same friend , for
procuring by his means that I might see the author of the Messiah , when in
Hamburg .
But I had no hopes ever to sec him , when quite unexpectedly I heard that he
should pass through Hamburg . I wrote immediately to the same friend , for
procuring by his means that I might see the author of the Messiah , when in
Hamburg .
Page 182
... the means of carrying it into effect , will not pass unregarded . Mr. P. treats also
on the topics of regulation and controul of charitable loans , of bounties , and
protecting duties : but we must pass over the sections in which they are
discussed .
... the means of carrying it into effect , will not pass unregarded . Mr. P. treats also
on the topics of regulation and controul of charitable loans , of bounties , and
protecting duties : but we must pass over the sections in which they are
discussed .
Page 278
Onward , by heav'nly instinct mov'd , we press'd , When , in the cheerful accents
of the bless'd , The angel cry'd : “ The pass you soon shall find , More gently
sloping than the former scale . " With flying steps we pass'd the rocky pale , And
leave ...
Onward , by heav'nly instinct mov'd , we press'd , When , in the cheerful accents
of the bless'd , The angel cry'd : “ The pass you soon shall find , More gently
sloping than the former scale . " With flying steps we pass'd the rocky pale , And
leave ...
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