The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Том 56Samuel Johnson C. Bathurst, 1779 |
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... force renew'd their raging smart : His flowery wreath , which long with pride he wore , The gift of Delia , from his brows he tore , Then cried , " May all thy charms , ungrateful maid , " Like these neglected rofes , droop and fade ...
... force renew'd their raging smart : His flowery wreath , which long with pride he wore , The gift of Delia , from his brows he tore , Then cried , " May all thy charms , ungrateful maid , " Like these neglected rofes , droop and fade ...
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... train , Lurk'd fick Difguft , or late - repenting Pain , Nor Force , nor Intereft , join'd unwilling hands , Eut Love confenting tied the blissful bands , Thither , Thither , with glad devotion , Damon came , To I [ 14 ]
... train , Lurk'd fick Difguft , or late - repenting Pain , Nor Force , nor Intereft , join'd unwilling hands , Eut Love confenting tied the blissful bands , Thither , Thither , with glad devotion , Damon came , To I [ 14 ]
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... , Through which the Danube might collected pour His fpacious urn ! Silent a while and smooth The current glides , till with an headlong force C 3 Broke Broke and diforder'd , down the steep it falls In BLENHEIM .. 2 :
... , Through which the Danube might collected pour His fpacious urn ! Silent a while and smooth The current glides , till with an headlong force C 3 Broke Broke and diforder'd , down the steep it falls In BLENHEIM .. 2 :
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... force but theirs is impious , weak , and vain . Me other cares in other climes engage , Cares that become my birth , and fuit my age ; In various knowledge to improve my youth , And conquer prejudice , worst foc to truth ; By foreign ...
... force but theirs is impious , weak , and vain . Me other cares in other climes engage , Cares that become my birth , and fuit my age ; In various knowledge to improve my youth , And conquer prejudice , worst foc to truth ; By foreign ...
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... force and fire ! Now fweet Racine , with milder influence , move The foften'd heart to pity and to love . With mingled pain and pleasure , I furvey The pompous works of arbitrary fway ; Proud palaces , that drain'd the fubjects ' store ...
... force and fire ! Now fweet Racine , with milder influence , move The foften'd heart to pity and to love . With mingled pain and pleasure , I furvey The pompous works of arbitrary fway ; Proud palaces , that drain'd the fubjects ' store ...
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