A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Том 6Robert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1782 |
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... those generous arts " Which wife Phoenicia from their native clime " Transplanted to a more indulgent heaven . " Such are the words of Hermes : fuch the praise , O Naiads , which from tongues cœlestial waits Your bounteous deeds . From ...
... those generous arts " Which wife Phoenicia from their native clime " Transplanted to a more indulgent heaven . " Such are the words of Hermes : fuch the praise , O Naiads , which from tongues cœlestial waits Your bounteous deeds . From ...
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... those names , Adjusted properly by legal claims , From woods , and wilds collected rude mankir.d , And cities , laws , and governments defign'd ? What can this be , but fome bright ray from heaven , Some emanation from Omniscience given ...
... those names , Adjusted properly by legal claims , From woods , and wilds collected rude mankir.d , And cities , laws , and governments defign'd ? What can this be , but fome bright ray from heaven , Some emanation from Omniscience given ...
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... Those on whom Wisdom , unprevailing , prest Her healing aid ; rejected from her care , In evil plight their wicked days they wear : Those too , who Difficulty's hill had gain'd , There basely stopp'd , by dastard floth detain'd ...
... Those on whom Wisdom , unprevailing , prest Her healing aid ; rejected from her care , In evil plight their wicked days they wear : Those too , who Difficulty's hill had gain'd , There basely stopp'd , by dastard floth detain'd ...
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