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Date: 1751
"There are few among Mankind, who have not been often struck with Admiration at the Sight of that Variety of Colours and Magnificence of Form, which appear in an Evening Rainbow. The uninstructed in Philosophy consider that splendid Object, not as dependent on any other, but as being possessed of...
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Date: 1755
"Thy Words have shot like Lightning through my Frame; / And all my Soul's on Fire!"
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Date: 1755
"Hence--to thy Chamber, till returning Reason / Hath calm'd this Tempest."
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