Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry ..., Том 1J. Bell, 1790 |
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... nature's law appear , As the meridian sun unchang'd , and clear . Would we but search for what we were design'd , And for what end th ' Almighty form'd mankind , A rule of life we then should plainly see , For to pursue that end must ...
... nature's law appear , As the meridian sun unchang'd , and clear . Would we but search for what we were design'd , And for what end th ' Almighty form'd mankind , A rule of life we then should plainly see , For to pursue that end must ...
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... nature is the human frame , Our duty , and our intʼrest are the same . But hold , cries out some Puritan divine , Whose well - stuff'd cheeks with ease and plenty shine , Is this to fast , to mortify , refrain , And work salvation out ...
... nature is the human frame , Our duty , and our intʼrest are the same . But hold , cries out some Puritan divine , Whose well - stuff'd cheeks with ease and plenty shine , Is this to fast , to mortify , refrain , And work salvation out ...
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... nature's edict just revers❜d . No moralists then , righteous to excess , Would show fair Virtue in so black a dress , That they , like boys , who some feign'd spright array , First from the spectre fly themselves away ; No preachers in ...
... nature's edict just revers❜d . No moralists then , righteous to excess , Would show fair Virtue in so black a dress , That they , like boys , who some feign'd spright array , First from the spectre fly themselves away ; No preachers in ...
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... nature's blessings to no part confin'd , His well - pois'd bounty reaches all mankind ; That insolence of wealth , the pomp of state Which crowds the mansions of the vainly great , Flies far the limits of his modest gate . Just what is ...
... nature's blessings to no part confin'd , His well - pois'd bounty reaches all mankind ; That insolence of wealth , the pomp of state Which crowds the mansions of the vainly great , Flies far the limits of his modest gate . Just what is ...
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... nature to explain ; Too long had truth escap'd each sage's eye , Or faintly shone through vain philosophy . Each shapely offspring of her feeble thought , A darker veil o'er genuine science brought ; Still stubborn 14 Epist . II . ETHIC ...
... nature to explain ; Too long had truth escap'd each sage's eye , Or faintly shone through vain philosophy . Each shapely offspring of her feeble thought , A darker veil o'er genuine science brought ; Still stubborn 14 Epist . II . ETHIC ...
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