Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry ..., Том 1J. Bell, 1790 |
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... reason o'er the world prevail , And error , fraud , and superstition fail ! None would hereafter then with groundless fear Describe th ' Almighty cruel and severe , Predestinating some without pretence To heav'n , and some to 6 Epist ...
... reason o'er the world prevail , And error , fraud , and superstition fail ! None would hereafter then with groundless fear Describe th ' Almighty cruel and severe , Predestinating some without pretence To heav'n , and some to 6 Epist ...
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... reason contradicts , or cannot reach ; None would fierce zeal for piety mistake , Or malice for whatever tenet's sake , Or think salvation to one sect confin❜d , And heav'n too narrow to contain mankind . No more then nymphs , by long ...
... reason contradicts , or cannot reach ; None would fierce zeal for piety mistake , Or malice for whatever tenet's sake , Or think salvation to one sect confin❜d , And heav'n too narrow to contain mankind . No more then nymphs , by long ...
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John Bell. No preachers in the terrible delight , But choose to win by reason , not affright ; Not conj'rers like , in fire and brimstone dwell , And draw each moving argument from hell . No more our sage interpreters of laws Would ...
John Bell. No preachers in the terrible delight , But choose to win by reason , not affright ; Not conj'rers like , in fire and brimstone dwell , And draw each moving argument from hell . No more our sage interpreters of laws Would ...
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... reason nor fair virtue guide : And him , the wretch , who labors on with pain , For the low lucre of an useless gain , ( Wise but to get , and active but to save ) May scorn deserv'd still follow to the grave . But , he , who fond to ...
... reason nor fair virtue guide : And him , the wretch , who labors on with pain , For the low lucre of an useless gain , ( Wise but to get , and active but to save ) May scorn deserv'd still follow to the grave . But , he , who fond to ...
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... reason's voice impartial e'er condemn The glorious purpose of so wise an aim ? Where virtue regulates this just desire , ' Twere dangerous folly to suppress its fire . Say , whence could fame supply ( its force unknown ) Her roll ...
... reason's voice impartial e'er condemn The glorious purpose of so wise an aim ? Where virtue regulates this just desire , ' Twere dangerous folly to suppress its fire . Say , whence could fame supply ( its force unknown ) Her roll ...
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