The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... happy , the golden age to return from heaven , and fraud and violence were to be no more ! The delineation of this felicitous ftate of the human race is conducted with ini- mitable beauty and delicacy . The powers of the poet are drawn ...
... happy , the golden age to return from heaven , and fraud and violence were to be no more ! The delineation of this felicitous ftate of the human race is conducted with ini- mitable beauty and delicacy . The powers of the poet are drawn ...
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... happy realm ! feat of innocence and love , where love was the harmony , the fmile , and the rapture of the scene . This love , which happy Eden knew , this love with a tear in her eye is a picture of pity ; and is the not an angel ? In ...
... happy realm ! feat of innocence and love , where love was the harmony , the fmile , and the rapture of the scene . This love , which happy Eden knew , this love with a tear in her eye is a picture of pity ; and is the not an angel ? In ...
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... happy . " " Thus far all was well , Henry was every day my companion . I hung upon his arm ; liftened to the warm , but honeft avowal of his increasing paffion , and was happy , because I had been unaccustomed to dif- appointment , and ...
... happy . " " Thus far all was well , Henry was every day my companion . I hung upon his arm ; liftened to the warm , but honeft avowal of his increasing paffion , and was happy , because I had been unaccustomed to dif- appointment , and ...
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