The Spectator: Religious, Moral, Humorous, Satirical, and Critical Essays, Volum 2G. A. Leavitt, 1860 |
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... Herod was at length ac- quitted and dismissed by Mark Antony , when his soul was all in flames for his Mariamne ; but before their meeting , he was not a little alarmed at the report he had heard of his uncle's conversation and ...
... Herod was at length ac- quitted and dismissed by Mark Antony , when his soul was all in flames for his Mariamne ; but before their meeting , he was not a little alarmed at the report he had heard of his uncle's conversation and ...
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... Herod rest here ; but accused her with great vehe- mence of a design upon his life , and by his authority with the judges had her publicly condemned and executed . Herod soon after her death grew melan- choly and dejected , retiring ...
... Herod rest here ; but accused her with great vehe- mence of a design upon his life , and by his authority with the judges had her publicly condemned and executed . Herod soon after her death grew melan- choly and dejected , retiring ...
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Religious Gratitude Addison | 167 |
Messiah Pope | 173 |
Fidelia or the Dutiful Daughter Tickell or Steele | 211 |
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