Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Intended as a Specimen of the Types: At the Logographic Printing Office |
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Shall we call thee ornament of mind , or art thou more truly mind itself ? ' Tis mind thou art , most perfect mind , not rude , untaught , but fair and polished ; in such thou dwellest , of such thou art the form ; nor is it a thing ...
Shall we call thee ornament of mind , or art thou more truly mind itself ? ' Tis mind thou art , most perfect mind , not rude , untaught , but fair and polished ; in such thou dwellest , of such thou art the form ; nor is it a thing ...
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The passions are a numerous croud , Imperious , positive , and loud : Curb these licentious fons of strife ; Hence chiefly rise the storms of life If they grow mutinous and rave , They are thy masters , thou their flave .
The passions are a numerous croud , Imperious , positive , and loud : Curb these licentious fons of strife ; Hence chiefly rise the storms of life If they grow mutinous and rave , They are thy masters , thou their flave .
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Heav'n may not grant thee all thy mind ; Yet say not thou , that Heav'n's unkind . God is alike , both good , and wise , In what he grants , and what denies : Perhaps , what goodness gives to - day , To - morrow goodness takes away .
Heav'n may not grant thee all thy mind ; Yet say not thou , that Heav'n's unkind . God is alike , both good , and wise , In what he grants , and what denies : Perhaps , what goodness gives to - day , To - morrow goodness takes away .
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My guardian turn'd , and thus reply'd : Mortal , by folly still beguild , Thou hast not yet outstrip'd the child ; Thou , who haft twenty winters seen , ( I hardly think thee past fifteen ) To ask if HAPPINESS can dwell With every dirty ...
My guardian turn'd , and thus reply'd : Mortal , by folly still beguild , Thou hast not yet outstrip'd the child ; Thou , who haft twenty winters seen , ( I hardly think thee past fifteen ) To ask if HAPPINESS can dwell With every dirty ...
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... And when the painful struggle's o'er ' , And that vain thing , the world , no more ; I'll bear my favourite son away , To rapture , and eternal day . FRIEND . $ 1 FRIENDSHIP . F ... RIENDSHIP ! thou soft , propitious 30 • MISCELLANIES.
... And when the painful struggle's o'er ' , And that vain thing , the world , no more ; I'll bear my favourite son away , To rapture , and eternal day . FRIEND . $ 1 FRIENDSHIP . F ... RIENDSHIP ! thou soft , propitious 30 • MISCELLANIES.
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| Заглавие | Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Intended as a Specimen of the Types: At the Logographic Printing Office Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Intended as a Specimen of the Types: At the Logographic Printing Office, John Walter |
| Автор | John Walter |
| Издател | J. Walter, 1785 |
| Оригиналът е от | Оксфордският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 5 юни 2007 |
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