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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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Who bowl'd thein flaming through the dark profound , “ Numerous as glittering
gems of morning - dew , 1280 “ Or sparks from populous cities in a blaze , “ And
set the bofom of Old Night on fire ? Peopled her desart , and made horror smile ?
Who bowl'd thein flaming through the dark profound , “ Numerous as glittering
gems of morning - dew , 1280 “ Or sparks from populous cities in a blaze , “ And
set the bofom of Old Night on fire ? Peopled her desart , and made horror smile ?
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Fan , then , his martial fire : And animate to flame the sparks Bequeath'd him by
his fire : As nothing great is born in haste , Wise nature's time allow ; His father's
laurels may descend , And flourish on his brow . Nor , Madam ! be surpriz'd to
hear ...
Fan , then , his martial fire : And animate to flame the sparks Bequeath'd him by
his fire : As nothing great is born in haste , Wise nature's time allow ; His father's
laurels may descend , And flourish on his brow . Nor , Madam ! be surpriz'd to
hear ...
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At this the Muse shall kindle , and aspire : My breaft , o Walpole , glows with
grateful fire . The streams of royal bounty , turn'd by thee , Refresh the dry
domains of poesy . My fortune fhews , when arts are Walpole's care , What
flender worth ...
At this the Muse shall kindle , and aspire : My breaft , o Walpole , glows with
grateful fire . The streams of royal bounty , turn'd by thee , Refresh the dry
domains of poesy . My fortune fhews , when arts are Walpole's care , What
flender worth ...
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Reform your lives before you thus aspire , And steal ( for you can steal ) cælestial
fire . O ! the just contrast ! O ! the beauteous strife ! ' Twixt their cool writings , and
pindaric life : They write with phlegm , but then they live with fire ; They cheat ...
Reform your lives before you thus aspire , And steal ( for you can steal ) cælestial
fire . O ! the just contrast ! O ! the beauteous strife ! ' Twixt their cool writings , and
pindaric life : They write with phlegm , but then they live with fire ; They cheat ...
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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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