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595 Feel I thy kind allent ? and shall the sun Be seen at midnight , rising in my
song ? Lorenzo ! come , and warm thee : thoit , whose heart , Whose little heart ,
is moor'd within a nook Of this obscure terrestrial , anchor weigh . 600 Another ...
595 Feel I thy kind allent ? and shall the sun Be seen at midnight , rising in my
song ? Lorenzo ! come , and warm thee : thoit , whose heart , Whose little heart ,
is moor'd within a nook Of this obscure terrestrial , anchor weigh . 600 Another ...
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Yet why drown fancy in such depths as these ? Return , presumptuous rover !
and confess The bounds of man ; nor blame them , as too small . 1615 Enjoy we
not full scope in what is seen ? Full ample the dominions of the sun ! Full glorious
to ...
Yet why drown fancy in such depths as these ? Return , presumptuous rover !
and confess The bounds of man ; nor blame them , as too small . 1615 Enjoy we
not full scope in what is seen ? Full ample the dominions of the sun ! Full glorious
to ...
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2290 “ That animates all right , the Triple Sun ! “ Sun of the foul ! her never -
setting Sun ! “ Triune , Unutterable , Unconceiv'd , Absconding , yet Demonftrable
, Great God ! “ Greater than Greatest ! Better than the Best ! 2295 " Kinder than ...
2290 “ That animates all right , the Triple Sun ! “ Sun of the foul ! her never -
setting Sun ! “ Triune , Unutterable , Unconceiv'd , Absconding , yet Demonftrable
, Great God ! “ Greater than Greatest ! Better than the Best ! 2295 " Kinder than ...
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Who the sun's height can raise at pleasure higher , His lamp illumine , fet his
flames on fire . Yet still one bliss , one glory , I forbear , A darling friend whom
near your heart you wear ; That lovely youth , my lord , whom you must blame ,
That I ...
Who the sun's height can raise at pleasure higher , His lamp illumine , fet his
flames on fire . Yet still one bliss , one glory , I forbear , A darling friend whom
near your heart you wear ; That lovely youth , my lord , whom you must blame ,
That I ...
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Plenty ' s a means , and joy her end : Exalted minds their joys extend : A Chandos
shines , when others ' joys are done : As lofty turrets , by their height , When
humbler scenes resign their light , Retain the rays of the declining sun . XXI .
Plenty ' s a means , and joy her end : Exalted minds their joys extend : A Chandos
shines , when others ' joys are done : As lofty turrets , by their height , When
humbler scenes resign their light , Retain the rays of the declining sun . XXI .
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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 |
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