The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Том 46Samuel Johnson C. Bathurst, 1779 |
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... honour'd fhade ! As I the heavenly vifitant purfue , 375 Sublimer Glory opens to my view He speaks ! -But , oh ! what words shall dare repeat His thoughts ! They leave me fir'd with patriot heat ! D M More than poetic raptures now I ...
... honour'd fhade ! As I the heavenly vifitant purfue , 375 Sublimer Glory opens to my view He speaks ! -But , oh ! what words shall dare repeat His thoughts ! They leave me fir'd with patriot heat ! D M More than poetic raptures now I ...
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... honour prizes Whofe fabricks from their country's ruin rife ; Who look the traitor , like the patriot , fair ; Who , to enjoy the vineyard , wrong the heir . I hear through all my veins new transports roll ! I gaze ! -warm love comes ...
... honour prizes Whofe fabricks from their country's ruin rife ; Who look the traitor , like the patriot , fair ; Who , to enjoy the vineyard , wrong the heir . I hear through all my veins new transports roll ! I gaze ! -warm love comes ...
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... crowd , Unfought , unfeen beneath misfortune's cloud ; Or feen with flight regard : Unprais'd his name : 225 is after - honour , and our after - shame . The 230 The doom'd defert , to avarice ftands confefs'd ; 42 POEMS . SAVAGE'S.
... crowd , Unfought , unfeen beneath misfortune's cloud ; Or feen with flight regard : Unprais'd his name : 225 is after - honour , and our after - shame . The 230 The doom'd defert , to avarice ftands confefs'd ; 42 POEMS . SAVAGE'S.
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... , Unfought , unfeen beneath misfortune's cloud ; 220 Or feen with flight regard : Unprais'd his name : 225 His after - honour , and our after - shame . The 230 The doom'd defert , to avarice stands confefs'd ; 42 POEM S. SAVAGE'S "
... , Unfought , unfeen beneath misfortune's cloud ; 220 Or feen with flight regard : Unprais'd his name : 225 His after - honour , and our after - shame . The 230 The doom'd defert , to avarice stands confefs'd ; 42 POEM S. SAVAGE'S "
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... honours cause ? 305 Custom , not knowledge , dictates your applause : 310 Or think you thus a felf - renown to raise , And mingle your vain - glories with my bays ? Be your's the mouldering tomb ! Be mine the lay Immortal ! -Thus he ...
... honours cause ? 305 Custom , not knowledge , dictates your applause : 310 Or think you thus a felf - renown to raise , And mingle your vain - glories with my bays ? Be your's the mouldering tomb ! Be mine the lay Immortal ! -Thus he ...
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Страница 66 - tis to you My thanks for such distinguish'd claims are due ; You, unenslav'd to Nature's narrow laws, Warm championess for freedom's sacred cause, From all the dry devoirs of blood and line, . From ties maternal, moral and divine, Discharg'd my grasping soul ; push'd me from shore, And launch'd me into life without an oar.
Страница 70 - Her fmile more cheerful than a vernal morn, All life ! all bloom ! of Youth and Fancy born. Touch'd into joy, what hearts to her fubmit ! She looks her Sire, and fpeaks her Mother's wit. O'er the gay world the fweet infpirer reigns . Spleen flies, and Elegance her pomp fuftains.
Страница 39 - Whence, beam'd from sapphires, living azure plays; The liquid floor, in-wrought with pearls divine, Where all his labours in...
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