Bell's Edition, Томове 81–82J. Bell, 1797 |
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... grow , When we ourselves can never know The little knowledge I have gain'd Was all from simple Nature drain'd ; Hence my life's maxims took their rise , Hence grew my settled hate to vice . The daily labours of the bee Awake my soul to ...
... grow , When we ourselves can never know The little knowledge I have gain'd Was all from simple Nature drain'd ; Hence my life's maxims took their rise , Hence grew my settled hate to vice . The daily labours of the bee Awake my soul to ...
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... grow , When we ourselves can never know ? The little knowledge I have gain'd Was all from simple Nature drain'd ; Hence my life's maxims took their rise , Hence grew my settled hate to vice . The daily labours of the bee Awake my soul ...
... grow , When we ourselves can never know ? The little knowledge I have gain'd Was all from simple Nature drain'd ; Hence my life's maxims took their rise , Hence grew my settled hate to vice . The daily labours of the bee Awake my soul ...
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... Grows tyranny and rank oppression . Thus , when the villain crams his chest , Gold is the canker of the breast ; ' Tis av'rice , insolence , and pride , And ev'ry shocking vice beside : But when to virtuous hands ' tis giv'n , It ...
... Grows tyranny and rank oppression . Thus , when the villain crams his chest , Gold is the canker of the breast ; ' Tis av'rice , insolence , and pride , And ev'ry shocking vice beside : But when to virtuous hands ' tis giv'n , It ...
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... grow ; The smallest speck is seen on snow . As near a barn , by hunger led , A Peacock with the poultry fed , All view'd him with an envious eye , And mock'd his gaudy pageantry . He , conscious of superior merit , Contemns their base ...
... grow ; The smallest speck is seen on snow . As near a barn , by hunger led , A Peacock with the poultry fed , All view'd him with an envious eye , And mock'd his gaudy pageantry . He , conscious of superior merit , Contemns their base ...
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... sell them yokes . They squabble for a pin , a feather , And wonder how they came together . The husband's sullen , dogged , shy , The wife grows flippant in reply : 10 40 He loves command and due restriction , And she as 30 Part I. FABLES ,
... sell them yokes . They squabble for a pin , a feather , And wonder how they came together . The husband's sullen , dogged , shy , The wife grows flippant in reply : 10 40 He loves command and due restriction , And she as 30 Part I. FABLES ,
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