Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry ..., Том 3J. Bell, 1792 |
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... pleas'd itself , and helps to please , And joins the work , and regulates the lays . Thus , on a plan design'd by double care , The building rises in the glittering air , With just agreement fram'd in every part , And smoothly polish'd ...
... pleas'd itself , and helps to please , And joins the work , and regulates the lays . Thus , on a plan design'd by double care , The building rises in the glittering air , With just agreement fram'd in every part , And smoothly polish'd ...
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... Pleas'd with the prospect opening in her breast ; The wide horizon and the world survey , As through the walks her fancy loves to stray . Invention ! ah , how beautiful art thou ! I feel thy sudden inspiration now : Thy whispers prompt ...
... Pleas'd with the prospect opening in her breast ; The wide horizon and the world survey , As through the walks her fancy loves to stray . Invention ! ah , how beautiful art thou ! I feel thy sudden inspiration now : Thy whispers prompt ...
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... pleas'd to liften to the well - known sound , And hail our mother rifing from the ground ; Shake off the dust that soil'd the filent wire , And tune once more her venerable lyre , While green with ivy grow her awful walls , And from her ...
... pleas'd to liften to the well - known sound , And hail our mother rifing from the ground ; Shake off the dust that soil'd the filent wire , And tune once more her venerable lyre , While green with ivy grow her awful walls , And from her ...
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... pleas'd your partial ears , If now condemn'd , my riper lays must bear The wise man's censure , and the vain man's sneer ? Or , still more hard , ev'n where he's valued most , The man must suffer , if the poet's lost ; For wanting wit ...
... pleas'd your partial ears , If now condemn'd , my riper lays must bear The wise man's censure , and the vain man's sneer ? Or , still more hard , ev'n where he's valued most , The man must suffer , if the poet's lost ; For wanting wit ...
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... pleas'd attention listens whilst he sings ! O blissful state , O more than human joy ! What shafts can reach him , or what cares annoy ? What cares , my friend ? why all that man can know , Oppress'd with real or with fancy'd woe . Rude ...
... pleas'd attention listens whilst he sings ! O blissful state , O more than human joy ! What shafts can reach him , or what cares annoy ? What cares , my friend ? why all that man can know , Oppress'd with real or with fancy'd woe . Rude ...
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