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In wither'd laurels glide before my fight ! 115 What lengths of far - fam'd ages ,
billow'd high With human agitation , roll along In unsubftantial images of air ! The
melancholy ghosts of dead renown , Whispering faint echoes of the world's ...
In wither'd laurels glide before my fight ! 115 What lengths of far - fam'd ages ,
billow'd high With human agitation , roll along In unsubftantial images of air ! The
melancholy ghosts of dead renown , Whispering faint echoes of the world's ...
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Why from yon arch , that infinite of space , With infinite of lucid orbs replcte ,
Which set the living firmament on fire , At the first glance , in such an overwhelm
Of wonderful , on man's astonish'd fight , Ruhes omnipotence ? To curb our pride
; .
Why from yon arch , that infinite of space , With infinite of lucid orbs replcte ,
Which set the living firmament on fire , At the first glance , in such an overwhelm
Of wonderful , on man's astonish'd fight , Ruhes omnipotence ? To curb our pride
; .
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A fight fo noble ! and a fight so kind ! It drops new truths at every new furvey !
Feels not Lorenzo fomething stir within , 1170 That sweeps away all period ? As
these spheres Measure duration , they no less inspire The Godlike hope of ages
...
A fight fo noble ! and a fight so kind ! It drops new truths at every new furvey !
Feels not Lorenzo fomething stir within , 1170 That sweeps away all period ? As
these spheres Measure duration , they no less inspire The Godlike hope of ages
...
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Thought too is wilder'd bere ; In mid - way fight imagination tires ; Yet soon re -
prunes her wing to foar anew , Her point unable to forbear , or gain ; So great the
pleasure , lo profound the plan ! A banquet , this , where men and angels meet ...
Thought too is wilder'd bere ; In mid - way fight imagination tires ; Yet soon re -
prunes her wing to foar anew , Her point unable to forbear , or gain ; So great the
pleasure , lo profound the plan ! A banquet , this , where men and angels meet ...
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But are our writer's eyer in the wrong ? Does virtue ne'er seduce the venal tongue
? Yes ; if well - brib'd , for virtue's self they fight ; Still in the wrong , though
champions for the right : Whoe'er their crimes for interest only quit , Sin on in
virtue ...
But are our writer's eyer in the wrong ? Does virtue ne'er seduce the venal tongue
? Yes ; if well - brib'd , for virtue's self they fight ; Still in the wrong , though
champions for the right : Whoe'er their crimes for interest only quit , Sin on in
virtue ...
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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 |