A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Том 6Robert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1782 |
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... Still give unthank'd ; still squander , not bestow ; For great men want not what to give , but how . The race of men that follow courts , ' tis true , Think all they get , and more than all , their due ; Still afk , but ne'er confult ...
... Still give unthank'd ; still squander , not bestow ; For great men want not what to give , but how . The race of men that follow courts , ' tis true , Think all they get , and more than all , their due ; Still afk , but ne'er confult ...
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... still prefs'd on his steed , still kept it in his eye ; " Till , much fatigue and many dangers past , At a huge mountain he arriv'd at last . There , lighting from his horse , on hands and knees Grop'd out the darkfome road by flow ...
... still prefs'd on his steed , still kept it in his eye ; " Till , much fatigue and many dangers past , At a huge mountain he arriv'd at last . There , lighting from his horse , on hands and knees Grop'd out the darkfome road by flow ...
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... still strow'd , As beauty ling'ring left her lov'd abode ; That loy'd abode , where join'd with truth and fenfe She form'd the features to mute eloquence , And bade them charm the still attentive throng , Who watch'd the facred leffons ...
... still strow'd , As beauty ling'ring left her lov'd abode ; That loy'd abode , where join'd with truth and fenfe She form'd the features to mute eloquence , And bade them charm the still attentive throng , Who watch'd the facred leffons ...
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