Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry ...J. Bell, 1789 |
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... Twas thus the Poem rose . " WIT is the Muse's horse , and bears on high The daring Rider to the Muses ' sky : Who , while his strength to mount aloft he tries , By regions varying in their nature flies . " At first , he riseth o'er a ...
... Twas thus the Poem rose . " WIT is the Muse's horse , and bears on high The daring Rider to the Muses ' sky : Who , while his strength to mount aloft he tries , By regions varying in their nature flies . " At first , he riseth o'er a ...
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... To keep them unrestrain'd by common sense . Ah , sacred Verse ! lest Reason quit thy seat , Give none to such , or give a gentler heat . " ' Twas here the Singer felt his temper wrought By Epist . I. 7 AND DIDACTIC .
... To keep them unrestrain'd by common sense . Ah , sacred Verse ! lest Reason quit thy seat , Give none to such , or give a gentler heat . " ' Twas here the Singer felt his temper wrought By Epist . I. 7 AND DIDACTIC .
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John Bell. ' Twas here the Singer felt his temper wrought By fairer prospects , which arose to thought ; And in himself a while collected sat , And much admir'd at this , and much at that ; Till all the beauteous forms in order ran , And ...
John Bell. ' Twas here the Singer felt his temper wrought By fairer prospects , which arose to thought ; And in himself a while collected sat , And much admir'd at this , and much at that ; Till all the beauteous forms in order ran , And ...
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... Twas there the world perceiv'd and own'd thee great , Thence Anna call'd thee to the reins of State ; " Go , said the greatest Queen , with Oxford go , And still the tumults of the world below , Exert thy powers , and prosper ; he that ...
... Twas there the world perceiv'd and own'd thee great , Thence Anna call'd thee to the reins of State ; " Go , said the greatest Queen , with Oxford go , And still the tumults of the world below , Exert thy powers , and prosper ; he that ...
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... Twas long unknown , and might have been so yet : But music - mad , th ' unhappy man pursu'd That only thing heav'n meant he never should ; And thus his proper road to fame neglected , He's ridicul'd for that he but affected . Would men ...
... Twas long unknown , and might have been so yet : But music - mad , th ' unhappy man pursu'd That only thing heav'n meant he never should ; And thus his proper road to fame neglected , He's ridicul'd for that he but affected . Would men ...
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