The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Том 30Samuel Johnson C. Bathurst, 1779 |
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... winds were allayed , and the waters smooth ; but vigilant and ready to refume the helm , when the ftorm arofe , and the fea grew tumultuous . I ask your pardon , my Lord , if I look yet a little more nearly into the late lord Dorfet's ...
... winds were allayed , and the waters smooth ; but vigilant and ready to refume the helm , when the ftorm arofe , and the fea grew tumultuous . I ask your pardon , my Lord , if I look yet a little more nearly into the late lord Dorfet's ...
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... winds and tides exert their high command ! Then , prompt and ready to obey , Why do the rifing furges fpread Their opening ranks o'er earth's fubmiffive head , Marching through different paths to different lands ? V. Why does the ...
... winds and tides exert their high command ! Then , prompt and ready to obey , Why do the rifing furges fpread Their opening ranks o'er earth's fubmiffive head , Marching through different paths to different lands ? V. Why does the ...
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... winds and tides exert their high command ! Then , prompt and ready to obey , Why do the rifing furges fpread Their opening ranks o'er earth's fubmiffive head , Marching through different paths to different lands ? V. Why does the ...
... winds and tides exert their high command ! Then , prompt and ready to obey , Why do the rifing furges fpread Their opening ranks o'er earth's fubmiffive head , Marching through different paths to different lands ? V. Why does the ...
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... wind its strings but little higher , To tune their notes to that immortal quire . Your art is perfect here ; your numbers do , More than our books , make the rude Atheist know , That there's a heaven by what he hears below . As in fome ...
... wind its strings but little higher , To tune their notes to that immortal quire . Your art is perfect here ; your numbers do , More than our books , make the rude Atheist know , That there's a heaven by what he hears below . As in fome ...
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... wind does truly fwell " T must be the colick in your belly : That writing is but just like dice , And lucky mains make people wise : That jumbled words , if fortune throw ' em , Shall , well as Dryden , form a poem ; Or make a speech ...
... wind does truly fwell " T must be the colick in your belly : That writing is but just like dice , And lucky mains make people wise : That jumbled words , if fortune throw ' em , Shall , well as Dryden , form a poem ; Or make a speech ...
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