Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry ..., Том 1J. Bell, 1790 |
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... part , A self - denying pride in woman's heart , In synods faith , and in the fields of fame Valor usurps her honors , and her name . Whoe'er their sense of Virtue would express , ' Tis still by something they themselves possess . Hence.
... part , A self - denying pride in woman's heart , In synods faith , and in the fields of fame Valor usurps her honors , and her name . Whoe'er their sense of Virtue would express , ' Tis still by something they themselves possess . Hence.
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John Bell. ' Tis still by something they themselves possess . Hence youth good - humor , frugal craft old - age , Warm politicians term it party - rage ; True churchmen zeal right orthodox ; and hence Fools think it gravity , and wits ...
John Bell. ' Tis still by something they themselves possess . Hence youth good - humor , frugal craft old - age , Warm politicians term it party - rage ; True churchmen zeal right orthodox ; and hence Fools think it gravity , and wits ...
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... himself for fame : Sets Superstition high on Virtue's throne , Then thinks his Maker's temper like his own : Hence are his altars stain'd with reeking gore , As if he could atone for crimes by more : Epist . I. ETHIC EPISTLES . 3.
... himself for fame : Sets Superstition high on Virtue's throne , Then thinks his Maker's temper like his own : Hence are his altars stain'd with reeking gore , As if he could atone for crimes by more : Epist . I. ETHIC EPISTLES . 3.
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John Bell. As if he could atone for crimes by more : Hence whilst offended Heav'n he strives in vain T'appease by fasts , and voluntary pain , Ev'n in repenting he provokes again . How easy is our yoke ! how light our load ! Did we not ...
John Bell. As if he could atone for crimes by more : Hence whilst offended Heav'n he strives in vain T'appease by fasts , and voluntary pain , Ev'n in repenting he provokes again . How easy is our yoke ! how light our load ! Did we not ...
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... Hence not alike to all the species , Heav'n An equal thirst of public fame has givʼn : Patrius it forms to shine in action great ; While Decio's talents best adorn retreat . If where Pierian Maids delight to dwell , The haunts Of Active ...
... Hence not alike to all the species , Heav'n An equal thirst of public fame has givʼn : Patrius it forms to shine in action great ; While Decio's talents best adorn retreat . If where Pierian Maids delight to dwell , The haunts Of Active ...
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