Select British Poets: Containing the Works of Goldsmith, Thomson, Gray, Young, and Cowper, with an Account of Their Lives and Writings |
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The lively Diamond drinks thy purest rays , Collected light , compact ; that , polish'
d bright , And all its native lustre let ... At thee the Ruby lights its deepening glow ,
And with a waving radiance inward flames ; From thee the Sapphire , solid ...
The lively Diamond drinks thy purest rays , Collected light , compact ; that , polish'
d bright , And all its native lustre let ... At thee the Ruby lights its deepening glow ,
And with a waving radiance inward flames ; From thee the Sapphire , solid ...
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That play'd , in waving lights , from place to place , XXXVIII . ... And now rude
mountains frown amid the skies : My Muse will not attempt your fairy - land :
Whate'er Lorrain light touch'd with softening hue , She has no colours that like
you can ...
That play'd , in waving lights , from place to place , XXXVIII . ... And now rude
mountains frown amid the skies : My Muse will not attempt your fairy - land :
Whate'er Lorrain light touch'd with softening hue , She has no colours that like
you can ...
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Then as he felt the muses come along , “ Dumb , too , had been the sage historic
Muse Light o'er the chords his raptur'd hand he flung , And perish'd all the sons of
ancient fame ; And play'd a prelude to his rising song ; Those starry lights of ...
Then as he felt the muses come along , “ Dumb , too , had been the sage historic
Muse Light o'er the chords his raptur'd hand he flung , And perish'd all the sons of
ancient fame ; And play'd a prelude to his rising song ; Those starry lights of ...
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... rising in the any of the inhabitants , who consider Protestants in the same
church were at an end ; and towards the latter part of light as they do brutes .
marriage . son . before his death ; and only served to YOUNG'S NIGHT-
THOUGHTS. ...
... rising in the any of the inhabitants , who consider Protestants in the same
church were at an end ; and towards the latter part of light as they do brutes .
marriage . son . before his death ; and only served to YOUNG'S NIGHT-
THOUGHTS. ...
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Light as the summer's dust , we take in air Hast thou no friend to set thy mind
abroach ? A moment's giddy flight , and fall again ; Good sense will stagnate .
Thoughts shut up want air , Join the dull mass , increase the trodden soil , And
spoil ...
Light as the summer's dust , we take in air Hast thou no friend to set thy mind
abroach ? A moment's giddy flight , and fall again ; Good sense will stagnate .
Thoughts shut up want air , Join the dull mass , increase the trodden soil , And
spoil ...
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| Заглавие | Select British Poets: Containing the Works of Goldsmith, Thomson, Gray, Young, and Cowper, with an Account of Their Lives and Writings |
| Автор | Thomas F. Walker |
| Издател | J. M'Baldry & Company, 1830 |
| Оригиналът е от | Мичиганският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 16 февр. 2008 |
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