Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry: OdesJohn Bell J. Bell, 1791 |
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... Soon will the ripen'd summer yield Her various gifts to ev'ry field ; Soon fruitful trees , a beauteous show , With ruby - tinctur'd births shall glow ; Sweet smells , from beds of lilies born , Perfume ODE XVI .
... Soon will the ripen'd summer yield Her various gifts to ev'ry field ; Soon fruitful trees , a beauteous show , With ruby - tinctur'd births shall glow ; Sweet smells , from beds of lilies born , Perfume ODE XVI .
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... soon , ah ! soon will Summer fly . Attend , my lovely Maid , and know To profit by the moral show ; Now young and blooming thou art seen , Fresh on the stalk of vivid green ; Now does th ' unfolded bud disclose Full blown to sight the ...
... soon , ah ! soon will Summer fly . Attend , my lovely Maid , and know To profit by the moral show ; Now young and blooming thou art seen , Fresh on the stalk of vivid green ; Now does th ' unfolded bud disclose Full blown to sight the ...
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... soon are claim'd by Fate ! Lo PELHAM to the grave descends , The bulwark of the state : When will fair Truth his equal find Among the best of human kind ? Long be the fatal day with mourning kept ! AUGUSTUS sigh'd sincere , and all the ...
... soon are claim'd by Fate ! Lo PELHAM to the grave descends , The bulwark of the state : When will fair Truth his equal find Among the best of human kind ? Long be the fatal day with mourning kept ! AUGUSTUS sigh'd sincere , and all the ...
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... soon dissolve the human dream , And bring th ' appointed hour : Too late we catch his parting ray , And mourn the idly - wasted day No longer in our power . Then happiest he , whose lengthen'd sight Pursues , by virtue's constant light ...
... soon dissolve the human dream , And bring th ' appointed hour : Too late we catch his parting ray , And mourn the idly - wasted day No longer in our power . Then happiest he , whose lengthen'd sight Pursues , by virtue's constant light ...
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... Spring restore . Catch then , O ! catch the transient hour , Improve each moment as it flies ; Life's a short Summer , man a flower , He dies ! alas ! how soon he dies ! THE WINTER's WALK . By the Same . BEHOLD , 40 Ode XXV . ODES .
... Spring restore . Catch then , O ! catch the transient hour , Improve each moment as it flies ; Life's a short Summer , man a flower , He dies ! alas ! how soon he dies ! THE WINTER's WALK . By the Same . BEHOLD , 40 Ode XXV . ODES .
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