Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry ...J. Bell, 1789 |
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... . Still , as he sung , he touch'd the trembling lyre , And felt the notes a rising warmth inspire . Ye sweetening Graces , in the music throng , Assist my genius , and retrieve the song From dark oblivion . See , my genius goes To.
... . Still , as he sung , he touch'd the trembling lyre , And felt the notes a rising warmth inspire . Ye sweetening Graces , in the music throng , Assist my genius , and retrieve the song From dark oblivion . See , my genius goes To.
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John Bell. From dark oblivion . See , my genius goes To call it forth . ' 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 ...
John Bell. From dark oblivion . See , my genius goes To call it forth . ' 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 ...
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... genius drives the chariot high , To glitter on the ground , and gild the sky . Bleak level Realm , where Frigid Styles abound , Where never yet a daring thought was found , But counted feet is Poetry defin'd ; And starv'd conceits ...
... genius drives the chariot high , To glitter on the ground , and gild the sky . Bleak level Realm , where Frigid Styles abound , Where never yet a daring thought was found , But counted feet is Poetry defin'd ; And starv'd conceits ...
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... meet ,. Serenely ravishing , politely sweet . From hence the Charms that most engage they choose , And , as they please , the glittering objects use ; P While to their Genius , more than Art , they Epist . 1 . S AND DIDACTIC .
... meet ,. Serenely ravishing , politely sweet . From hence the Charms that most engage they choose , And , as they please , the glittering objects use ; P While to their Genius , more than Art , they Epist . 1 . S AND DIDACTIC .
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John Bell. While to their Genius , more than Art , they trust , Yet Art acknowledges their labors just . From hence they look , from this exalted show , To choose their subject in the world below , And where an Hero well deserves a name ...
John Bell. While to their Genius , more than Art , they trust , Yet Art acknowledges their labors just . From hence they look , from this exalted show , To choose their subject in the world below , And where an Hero well deserves a name ...
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