The works of the English poets. With prefaces, biographical and critical, by S. Johnson, Том 641790 |
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... tame A foberer drefs will Beauty wear : Then shall efteem by Knowledge led Inthrone within your heart and head Some happier love , fome truer fair . ODE O DE IV . AFFECTED INDIFFERENCE . ΤΟ THE SAME 14 AKEN SIDE'S POEMS .
... tame A foberer drefs will Beauty wear : Then shall efteem by Knowledge led Inthrone within your heart and head Some happier love , fome truer fair . ODE O DE IV . AFFECTED INDIFFERENCE . ΤΟ THE SAME 14 AKEN SIDE'S POEMS .
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... heart should home return , Her tuneful tongue its falsehood mourn , Her winning eyes your faith implore , Would you her hand receive again , At once diffemble your disdain , Or liften to the fyren's theme , Or ftoop to love : fince now ...
... heart should home return , Her tuneful tongue its falsehood mourn , Her winning eyes your faith implore , Would you her hand receive again , At once diffemble your disdain , Or liften to the fyren's theme , Or ftoop to love : fince now ...
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... heart Labours with love's unpitied fmart ? Though now he stray by rills and bowers , And weeping waste the lonely hours , Or if the nymph her audience deign , Debase the story of his pain With flavish looks , difcolor'd eyes , And ...
... heart Labours with love's unpitied fmart ? Though now he stray by rills and bowers , And weeping waste the lonely hours , Or if the nymph her audience deign , Debase the story of his pain With flavish looks , difcolor'd eyes , And ...
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... he ftands . III . Who train'd by laws the future age , Who rescued nations from the rage Of partial , factious power , My My heart with diftant homage views ; Content if thou 24 AKENSIDE'S POEMS . On the Ufe of Poetry,
... he ftands . III . Who train'd by laws the future age , Who rescued nations from the rage Of partial , factious power , My My heart with diftant homage views ; Content if thou 24 AKENSIDE'S POEMS . On the Ufe of Poetry,
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... heart , Confirm his awful throne : Tyrants fhall bow before his laws ; And freedom's , glory's , virtue's cause , Their dread affertor own . ODE VIII . HOLLAND . ODE ON LEAVING I. I. FAREWELL BOOK THE FIRST . ODE VII . # 5.
... heart , Confirm his awful throne : Tyrants fhall bow before his laws ; And freedom's , glory's , virtue's cause , Their dread affertor own . ODE VIII . HOLLAND . ODE ON LEAVING I. I. FAREWELL BOOK THE FIRST . ODE VII . # 5.
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