The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Том 49Samuel Johnson C. Bathurst, 1779 |
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... shall verse , From the crude ftores of mortal language drawn , 380 Haw faint and tedious , fing , what , piercing deep , The Goddess flash'd at once upon my foul . For , For , clear precifion all , the tongue of gods PART I. 29 LIBERTY .
... shall verse , From the crude ftores of mortal language drawn , 380 Haw faint and tedious , fing , what , piercing deep , The Goddess flash'd at once upon my foul . For , For , clear precifion all , the tongue of gods PART I. 29 LIBERTY .
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... Shall with Britannia vie , while , Goddess , she 30 " Derives her praife from Thee , her matchlefs charms . 35 Her hearty fruits the hand of freedom own ; " And , warm with culture , her thick - clustering fields " Prolific teem ...
... Shall with Britannia vie , while , Goddess , she 30 " Derives her praife from Thee , her matchlefs charms . 35 Her hearty fruits the hand of freedom own ; " And , warm with culture , her thick - clustering fields " Prolific teem ...
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... Not ornament , difgrace ; not serve , destroy . Shall Britons , by their own joint wisdom rul'd Beneath one royal head , whofe vital power VOL . II . L 435 440 Conne & Connects , enlivens , and exerts the whole ; In PART V. 145 LIBERTY .
... Not ornament , difgrace ; not serve , destroy . Shall Britons , by their own joint wisdom rul'd Beneath one royal head , whofe vital power VOL . II . L 435 440 Conne & Connects , enlivens , and exerts the whole ; In PART V. 145 LIBERTY .
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... shall we call these ancient laurels ours ? 535 540 545 550 555 [ hand , 560 " And when Thy work complete ? " Straight with her Celestial red , fhe touch'd my darken'd eyes . As at the touch of day the fhades diffolve , So quick ...
... shall we call these ancient laurels ours ? 535 540 545 550 555 [ hand , 560 " And when Thy work complete ? " Straight with her Celestial red , fhe touch'd my darken'd eyes . As at the touch of day the fhades diffolve , So quick ...
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... SHALL HALL the great foul of Newton quit this earth , To mingle with his ftars ; and every Muse , Aftonifh'd into filence , fhun the weight Of honours due to his illuftrious name ? But what can man ? Ev'n now the fons of light , In ...
... SHALL HALL the great foul of Newton quit this earth , To mingle with his ftars ; and every Muse , Aftonifh'd into filence , fhun the weight Of honours due to his illuftrious name ? But what can man ? Ev'n now the fons of light , In ...
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