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1570 Darts not His glory a still brighter ray , The less is left to Chaos , and the
realms of hideous night , where fancy strays aghast ; And , though most talkative ,
makes no report ? Still seems my thought enormous ? Think again ; -1575 ...
1570 Darts not His glory a still brighter ray , The less is left to Chaos , and the
realms of hideous night , where fancy strays aghast ; And , though most talkative ,
makes no report ? Still seems my thought enormous ? Think again ; -1575 ...
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-Here human effort ends ; And leaves me still a stranger to His throne . 1850 Full
well it might ! I quite mistook my road , Born in an age more Curious than Devout ;
More fond to fix the place of heaven , or hell , Than studious this to shyn , or that ...
-Here human effort ends ; And leaves me still a stranger to His throne . 1850 Full
well it might ! I quite mistook my road , Born in an age more Curious than Devout ;
More fond to fix the place of heaven , or hell , Than studious this to shyn , or that ...
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And art thou still an insect in the mire ? How , like thy guardian angel , have I
down ; 2055 Snatch'd thee from earth ; escorted thee through all Th'ethereal
armies ; walk'd thee , like a God , Through fplendours of first magnitude , arrang'd
On ...
And art thou still an insect in the mire ? How , like thy guardian angel , have I
down ; 2055 Snatch'd thee from earth ; escorted thee through all Th'ethereal
armies ; walk'd thee , like a God , Through fplendours of first magnitude , arrang'd
On ...
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But grant your judgment equal to the best , Sense fills your head , and genius
fires your breast ; Yet still forbear : your wit ( consider well ) Tis great to fhew , but
greater to conceal ; As it is great to seize the golden prize Of place or power ; but
...
But grant your judgment equal to the best , Sense fills your head , and genius
fires your breast ; Yet still forbear : your wit ( consider well ) Tis great to fhew , but
greater to conceal ; As it is great to seize the golden prize Of place or power ; but
...
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... Pleas'd with the show ( though little understood ) He only seeks the power , to
do the good ; Thinks , till he tries , ' tis godlike to dispose , And gratitude still
springs , where bounty sows ; That every grant sincere affection wins , And where
our ...
... Pleas'd with the show ( though little understood ) He only seeks the power , to
do the good ; Thinks , till he tries , ' tis godlike to dispose , And gratitude still
springs , where bounty sows ; That every grant sincere affection wins , And where
our ...
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| Название | The Works of the English Poets, Объемы 1-2 |
| Редакторы | Samuel Johnson, Charles Bathurst (Londres) |
| Издатель | H. Baldwin, 1779 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Мадридский университет "Комплютенс" |
| Оцифровано | 3 авг 2009 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 315 |
| Экспорт цитаты | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |