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If we set aside a few intuitive geniuses , it is only thus that any of us can ever hope to be educated into independence of judgment ; and I am sure that ...
If we set aside a few intuitive geniuses , it is only thus that any of us can ever hope to be educated into independence of judgment ; and I am sure that ...
Стр. 41
... Lewd love with loss , evil peace with deadly fight : God's love alone doth end with endless ease , Whose joys in hope , whose hope concludes in peace .
... Lewd love with loss , evil peace with deadly fight : God's love alone doth end with endless ease , Whose joys in hope , whose hope concludes in peace .
Стр. 42
Do not once hope , that thou canst tempt A spirit so resolved to tread Upon thy throat , and live exempt From all the nets that thou canst spread .
Do not once hope , that thou canst tempt A spirit so resolved to tread Upon thy throat , and live exempt From all the nets that thou canst spread .
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Alas , I fear As little , as I hope from thee : I know thou canst nor show , nor bear More hatred than thou hast to me . My tender , first , and simple ...
Alas , I fear As little , as I hope from thee : I know thou canst nor show , nor bear More hatred than thou hast to me . My tender , first , and simple ...
Стр. 45
... I swound not at the news of wrack ; I shrink not at a blazing star ; I fear not loss , I hope not gain , I envy none , I none disdain .
... I swound not at the news of wrack ; I shrink not at a blazing star ; I fear not loss , I hope not gain , I envy none , I none disdain .
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