A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Том 6Robert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1782 |
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... youth had squander'd . Oft your urns Will I invoke ; and , frequent in your praise , Abash the frantic Thyrfus with my fong . For not eftrang'd from your benignant arts Is he , the God , to whose mysterious shrine My youth was facred ...
... youth had squander'd . Oft your urns Will I invoke ; and , frequent in your praise , Abash the frantic Thyrfus with my fong . For not eftrang'd from your benignant arts Is he , the God , to whose mysterious shrine My youth was facred ...
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... youth ; Which strew'd my fimple path with vernal flow'rs , And bade me court chafte Science and fair Truth , Ye know , the curling breeze , or gilded fly That idly wantons in the noon - tide air , as I , Was not fo free , was not fo gay ...
... youth ; Which strew'd my fimple path with vernal flow'rs , And bade me court chafte Science and fair Truth , Ye know , the curling breeze , or gilded fly That idly wantons in the noon - tide air , as I , Was not fo free , was not fo gay ...
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... Youth to MARVELL's patriot fame , " Thy humble breaft muft ne'er afpire . " Yet nourish ftill the lambent flame ; " Still ftrike thy blameless lyre ; " Led by the moral Mufe fecurely rove ; " And all the vernal sweets thy vacant Youth ...
... Youth to MARVELL's patriot fame , " Thy humble breaft muft ne'er afpire . " Yet nourish ftill the lambent flame ; " Still ftrike thy blameless lyre ; " Led by the moral Mufe fecurely rove ; " And all the vernal sweets thy vacant Youth ...
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