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O'er friends deceas'd full heartily Hae wept ; 530 1 Of love divine the wonders fhe
display'd ; Prov'd man immortal ; thew'd the source of joy ; The grand tribunal rais
? d ; asign'd the bounds Of human grief : in few , to close the whole , The ...
O'er friends deceas'd full heartily Hae wept ; 530 1 Of love divine the wonders fhe
display'd ; Prov'd man immortal ; thew'd the source of joy ; The grand tribunal rais
? d ; asign'd the bounds Of human grief : in few , to close the whole , The ...
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... our attention claim : That , Nature is the glass reflecting God , As , by the Sea ,
reflected is the Sun , Too glorious to be gaz'd on in his sphere : That , Mind
immortal loves immortal aims : That , boundless Mind affects a boundless Space :
That ...
... our attention claim : That , Nature is the glass reflecting God , As , by the Sea ,
reflected is the Sun , Too glorious to be gaz'd on in his sphere : That , Mind
immortal loves immortal aims : That , boundless Mind affects a boundless Space :
That ...
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-And creations , “ In one agglomerated cluster , hung , “ * Great Vine ! On Thee ,
on Thee the cluster hangs ; “ The filial cluster ! infinitely spread “ In glowing
globes , with various being fraught ; " And drinks ( nectareous draught ! ) immortal
life .
-And creations , “ In one agglomerated cluster , hung , “ * Great Vine ! On Thee ,
on Thee the cluster hangs ; “ The filial cluster ! infinitely spread “ In glowing
globes , with various being fraught ; " And drinks ( nectareous draught ! ) immortal
life .
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... their vile and abject sen Is unperceiv'd , but when it gives offence : This heavy
profe our injur'd reafon tires ; Their verse immortal kindles loose desires : Our age
they puzzle , and corrupt our prime , Our sport and pity , punishment and crime .
... their vile and abject sen Is unperceiv'd , but when it gives offence : This heavy
profe our injur'd reafon tires ; Their verse immortal kindles loose desires : Our age
they puzzle , and corrupt our prime , Our sport and pity , punishment and crime .
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Thus having reason'd with consummate skill , In immortality he dips his quill : And
, since blank paper is deny'd the press , He mingles the whole ... Clodio dress'd ,
danc'd , drank , visited , ( the whole And great concern of an immortal soul ! ) ...
Thus having reason'd with consummate skill , In immortality he dips his quill : And
, since blank paper is deny'd the press , He mingles the whole ... Clodio dress'd ,
danc'd , drank , visited , ( the whole And great concern of an immortal soul ! ) ...
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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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