The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Том 49Samuel Johnson C. Bathurst, 1779 |
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... train . Of him the shepherd , in the peaceful dale , Chaunts ; and , the treafures of his labour fure , The husbandman of him , as at the plough , Or team , he toils . With him the failor fooths , Beneath the trembling moon , the ...
... train . Of him the shepherd , in the peaceful dale , Chaunts ; and , the treafures of his labour fure , The husbandman of him , as at the plough , Or team , he toils . With him the failor fooths , Beneath the trembling moon , the ...
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... train , Sunk in the gale ; and nought but ragged rocks Rush'd on the broken eye ; and nought was heard But the rough cadence of the dashing wave . 285 290 295 ANCIENT ANCIENT AND MODERN IT A L Y COMPARE D : BRITANNIA . II.
... train , Sunk in the gale ; and nought but ragged rocks Rush'd on the broken eye ; and nought was heard But the rough cadence of the dashing wave . 285 290 295 ANCIENT ANCIENT AND MODERN IT A L Y COMPARE D : BRITANNIA . II.
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... train . Mark how the palace lifts a lying front , Concealing often , in magnific jail , Proud want ; a deep unanimated gloom ! And oft adjoining to the drear abode Of mifery , whofe melancholy walls Seem its voracious grandeur to ...
... train . Mark how the palace lifts a lying front , Concealing often , in magnific jail , Proud want ; a deep unanimated gloom ! And oft adjoining to the drear abode Of mifery , whofe melancholy walls Seem its voracious grandeur to ...
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... arts and sciences in her train , quits earth during the dark ages ; to ver . 550. The celeftial regions , to which Liberty retired , not proper e opened to the view of mortals . LIBERTY . H PART III . ERE melting mix'd with.
... arts and sciences in her train , quits earth during the dark ages ; to ver . 550. The celeftial regions , to which Liberty retired , not proper e opened to the view of mortals . LIBERTY . H PART III . ERE melting mix'd with.
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... arts and sciences in her train , quits earth during the dark ages ; to ver . 550. The celeftial regions , to which Liberty retired , not proper to be opened to the view of mortals . LIBERTY . PART III . HERE melting mix'd with air.
... arts and sciences in her train , quits earth during the dark ages ; to ver . 550. The celeftial regions , to which Liberty retired , not proper to be opened to the view of mortals . LIBERTY . PART III . HERE melting mix'd with air.
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