Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry ..., Том 12J. Bell, 1790 |
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... O'ER midnight glass , or by the Fair In dalliance soft caress'd : Without a thought , without a care To discompose their rest , The meaner herd exulting pant to rove The flowery paths of pleasure's fairy grove . While more determin'd ...
... O'ER midnight glass , or by the Fair In dalliance soft caress'd : Without a thought , without a care To discompose their rest , The meaner herd exulting pant to rove The flowery paths of pleasure's fairy grove . While more determin'd ...
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... each disastrous day renews One sadden'd scene of woe ; From pleasing symphony of sound , When melting notes dissolve around , Unnumber'd raptures flow . Music her sister arts may aid , And Poetry o'er 10 Ode 111 . ODES .
... each disastrous day renews One sadden'd scene of woe ; From pleasing symphony of sound , When melting notes dissolve around , Unnumber'd raptures flow . Music her sister arts may aid , And Poetry o'er 10 Ode 111 . ODES .
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John Bell. Music her sister arts may aid , And Poetry o'er light and shade Reflect her mutual fire ; Meek suppliants all at Beauty's shrine , In one united there shall join The Pencil , Muse , and Lyre . ODE IV . ΤΟ CONCORD . BY THE REV .
John Bell. Music her sister arts may aid , And Poetry o'er light and shade Reflect her mutual fire ; Meek suppliants all at Beauty's shrine , In one united there shall join The Pencil , Muse , and Lyre . ODE IV . ΤΟ CONCORD . BY THE REV .
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... o'er the trembling strings , From the gilt roof the symphony rebounds ; Thine , goddess , are the charms , and thine the silver sounds . The buxom air , the saphire main , All height and depth confess thy gracious reign : But chief is ...
... o'er the trembling strings , From the gilt roof the symphony rebounds ; Thine , goddess , are the charms , and thine the silver sounds . The buxom air , the saphire main , All height and depth confess thy gracious reign : But chief is ...
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... o'er each lofty theme ; Fain would I search the perfect laws That constant bind th ' unerring cause ; Why all its children , born to share Alike a father's equal care : Some weep by partial Fate undone , The ravish'd portion of a son ...
... o'er each lofty theme ; Fain would I search the perfect laws That constant bind th ' unerring cause ; Why all its children , born to share Alike a father's equal care : Some weep by partial Fate undone , The ravish'd portion of a son ...
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