A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Том 6Robert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1782 |
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... state ! Not groping step by step , as we pursue , And following reason's much - entangled clue , But with one great , and inftantaneous view . But how can fenfe remain , perhaps you'll fay , Corporeal organs if we take away , Since it ...
... state ! Not groping step by step , as we pursue , And following reason's much - entangled clue , But with one great , and inftantaneous view . But how can fenfe remain , perhaps you'll fay , Corporeal organs if we take away , Since it ...
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... state , Then must he toil for an ungrateful race , Submit to clamor , libels , and difgrace ; Threaten'd , oppos'd , defeated in his ends , By foes feditious , and afpiring friends . Hear this , and tremble ! all who would be great ...
... state , Then must he toil for an ungrateful race , Submit to clamor , libels , and difgrace ; Threaten'd , oppos'd , defeated in his ends , By foes feditious , and afpiring friends . Hear this , and tremble ! all who would be great ...
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... state ! The prince laugh'd inwardly , furpriz'd to find ... So ftrange a speech , fo innocent a mind . The compliment indeed did fome offence To reason , and a little wrong'd her , fenfe ; ! He could not let it pafs , but told his name ...
... state ! The prince laugh'd inwardly , furpriz'd to find ... So ftrange a speech , fo innocent a mind . The compliment indeed did fome offence To reason , and a little wrong'd her , fenfe ; ! He could not let it pafs , but told his name ...
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