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Complaining of his favours ; pain , and death ? Who , without pain's advice ,
would e'er be good ? Who , without death , but would be good in vain ? Pain is to
save from pain ; all punishment , To make for peace ; and death to save from
death ...
Complaining of his favours ; pain , and death ? Who , without pain's advice ,
would e'er be good ? Who , without death , but would be good in vain ? Pain is to
save from pain ; all punishment , To make for peace ; and death to save from
death ...
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Is This your final residence ? if not , “ Change you your scene , translated ? or by
death ? 1780 “ And if by death ; what death ? --- Know you disease ? “ Or horrid
war ? -With war , this fatal hour , “ Europa groans ( so call we a small field ...
Is This your final residence ? if not , “ Change you your scene , translated ? or by
death ? 1780 “ And if by death ; what death ? --- Know you disease ? “ Or horrid
war ? -With war , this fatal hour , “ Europa groans ( so call we a small field ...
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Love almighty , reigns ! of That death of death ! that cordial of despair ! 2345 "
And loud Eternity's triumphant song ! “ Of whom , no more : -- For , O Thou Patron
- God ! « Thou God and Mortal ! Thence more God to man ! " Man's theme eternal
...
Love almighty , reigns ! of That death of death ! that cordial of despair ! 2345 "
And loud Eternity's triumphant song ! “ Of whom , no more : -- For , O Thou Patron
- God ! « Thou God and Mortal ! Thence more God to man ! " Man's theme eternal
...
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with , Hafte , then , o Resignation ! harte , ' Tis thine to reconcile My foe , and me ;
at thy approach , My foe begins to smile : O ! for that fummit of my Whilst here I
draw my breath , That promise of eternal life , A glorious smile in death : What
fight ...
with , Hafte , then , o Resignation ! harte , ' Tis thine to reconcile My foe , and me ;
at thy approach , My foe begins to smile : O ! for that fummit of my Whilst here I
draw my breath , That promise of eternal life , A glorious smile in death : What
fight ...
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ON THE LATE QUEEN'S DEATH , Α Ν D HIS MAJESTY'S ACCESSION TO THE
THRONE INSCRIBED TO JOSEPH ADDISON , ESQ . SECRETARY TO THEIR
EXCELLENCIES THE LORDS JUSTICES - Gaudia Curis . ” Hor . MDCCXIV .
ON THE LATE QUEEN'S DEATH , Α Ν D HIS MAJESTY'S ACCESSION TO THE
THRONE INSCRIBED TO JOSEPH ADDISON , ESQ . SECRETARY TO THEIR
EXCELLENCIES THE LORDS JUSTICES - Gaudia Curis . ” Hor . MDCCXIV .
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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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