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... All point at earth , and biss at human pride , The wisdom of the wife , and
prancings of the great . But , O. Lorenzo ! far the rest above , Of ghastly nature ,
and enormous size , 125 One form assaults my sight , and chills my blood , And
shakes ...
... All point at earth , and biss at human pride , The wisdom of the wife , and
prancings of the great . But , O. Lorenzo ! far the rest above , Of ghastly nature ,
and enormous size , 125 One form assaults my sight , and chills my blood , And
shakes ...
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When fate would call some mighty genius forth To wake a drooping age to
godlike worth , Or aid some favourite king's illustrious toil , It bids his blood with
generous ardour boil ; His blood , from virtue's celebrated source , Pour'd down
the ...
When fate would call some mighty genius forth To wake a drooping age to
godlike worth , Or aid some favourite king's illustrious toil , It bids his blood with
generous ardour boil ; His blood , from virtue's celebrated source , Pour'd down
the ...
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You cannot boast the merit of a choice , In making him your own , ' twas nature's
voice , Which call'd too loud by man to be withstood , Pleading a tye far nearer
than of blood ; Similitude of manners , such a mind , As makes you less the
wonder ...
You cannot boast the merit of a choice , In making him your own , ' twas nature's
voice , Which call'd too loud by man to be withstood , Pleading a tye far nearer
than of blood ; Similitude of manners , such a mind , As makes you less the
wonder ...
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The day commission'd from above , Our worth to weigh , our hearts to prove , If
war's full shock too feeble to sustain ; Or firm to stand its final blow , When vital
streams of blood shall flow , And turn to crimson the discolour'd main ; IV . That IV
.
The day commission'd from above , Our worth to weigh , our hearts to prove , If
war's full shock too feeble to sustain ; Or firm to stand its final blow , When vital
streams of blood shall flow , And turn to crimson the discolour'd main ; IV . That IV
.
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Ally Supreme ! we turn to Thee ; « We learn obedience from the sea ; « With seas
, and winds , henceforth , thy laws fulfil : " " Tis Thine our blood to freeze , or warm
; “ To rouze , or hush , the martial storm ; , « And turn the tide of conquest , at ...
Ally Supreme ! we turn to Thee ; « We learn obedience from the sea ; « With seas
, and winds , henceforth , thy laws fulfil : " " Tis Thine our blood to freeze , or warm
; “ To rouze , or hush , the martial storm ; , « And turn the tide of conquest , at ...
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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 |