Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry ..., Том 1J. Bell, 1790 |
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... folly , vice , and pride ; ' Tis he that's deaf to this command alone , Delights in others ' woe , and courts his own ; Racks and destroys with tort'ring steel and flame , For lux'ry brutes , and man himself for fame : Sets Superstition ...
... folly , vice , and pride ; ' Tis he that's deaf to this command alone , Delights in others ' woe , and courts his own ; Racks and destroys with tort'ring steel and flame , For lux'ry brutes , and man himself for fame : Sets Superstition ...
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... folly lies ; The passion's blameless , when the judgment ' s wise . In vain philosophers with warmth contest , Life's secret shade , or open walk is best : Each has its separate joys , and each its use : This calls the Patriot forth ...
... folly lies ; The passion's blameless , when the judgment ' s wise . In vain philosophers with warmth contest , Life's secret shade , or open walk is best : Each has its separate joys , and each its use : This calls the Patriot forth ...
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... folly to suppress its fire . Say , whence could fame supply ( its force unknown ) Her roll illustrious of fair renown ? What laurels prompt the hero's useful rage ? What prize the patriot's weighty toils engage ? Each public passion ...
... folly to suppress its fire . Say , whence could fame supply ( its force unknown ) Her roll illustrious of fair renown ? What laurels prompt the hero's useful rage ? What prize the patriot's weighty toils engage ? Each public passion ...
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... folly dictated , or passion sway'd . No : spite of greatness , pride and vice are seen , Shameful in pomp , conspicuously mean . In vain , O Studley , thy proud forests spread ; In vain each gilded turret rears its head ; In vain thy ...
... folly dictated , or passion sway'd . No : spite of greatness , pride and vice are seen , Shameful in pomp , conspicuously mean . In vain , O Studley , thy proud forests spread ; In vain each gilded turret rears its head ; In vain thy ...
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... folly , wit - and weakness , wisdom stain , — And Villars witty - Bacon wise in vain ! Oft ' vice corrupts what sense and parts refine , And clouds the splendor of the brightest line , Sullies what Congreve , and what Dryden writ ...
... folly , wit - and weakness , wisdom stain , — And Villars witty - Bacon wise in vain ! Oft ' vice corrupts what sense and parts refine , And clouds the splendor of the brightest line , Sullies what Congreve , and what Dryden writ ...
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