The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 6 |
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Trap - doors , and pit - falls , form the unfaithful ground , And magic walls encompass it around : On either side maimed temples fill our eyes , And intermixed with brothel - houses rise ; Disjointed palaces in order stand , And groves ...
Trap - doors , and pit - falls , form the unfaithful ground , And magic walls encompass it around : On either side maimed temples fill our eyes , And intermixed with brothel - houses rise ; Disjointed palaces in order stand , And groves ...
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Nor chides the envious gale , and angry main , That from her eyes so long their bliss detain . The lingering barque no more creates her woe , Which flying o'er the waves - yet still is slow . See the vast fleet the parting seas divide ...
Nor chides the envious gale , and angry main , That from her eyes so long their bliss detain . The lingering barque no more creates her woe , Which flying o'er the waves - yet still is slow . See the vast fleet the parting seas divide ...
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Thus are our eyes become more penetrating by modern helps , and even that work which nature boasts for her masterpiece is rendered more correct and finished . We no longer pay a blind veneration to that barbarous Peripatetic jingle ...
Thus are our eyes become more penetrating by modern helps , and even that work which nature boasts for her masterpiece is rendered more correct and finished . We no longer pay a blind veneration to that barbarous Peripatetic jingle ...
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