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At midnight , when mankind is wrapt in peace , And worldly fancy feeds on
golden dreams ; To give more dread to man's most dreadful hour , At midnight , '
tis presum'd , this pomp will burst 200 From tenfold darknefs ; sudden as the
spark ...
At midnight , when mankind is wrapt in peace , And worldly fancy feeds on
golden dreams ; To give more dread to man's most dreadful hour , At midnight , '
tis presum'd , this pomp will burst 200 From tenfold darknefs ; sudden as the
spark ...
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As man was made for glory , and for bliss , All littleness is in approach to woe ;
Open thy bosom , set thy wishes wide , 1390 ... Take God from nature , nothing
great is left ; Man's mind is in a pit ; and nothing fees ; 1395 Man's heart is in a
jakes ...
As man was made for glory , and for bliss , All littleness is in approach to woe ;
Open thy bosom , set thy wishes wide , 1390 ... Take God from nature , nothing
great is left ; Man's mind is in a pit ; and nothing fees ; 1395 Man's heart is in a
jakes ...
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Thence more God to man ! " Man's theme eternal ! man's eternal theme ! “ Thou
canst not ' scape uninjur'd from our praise . 2350 “ Uninjur'd from our praise can
He escape , " Who , disembofom'd from the Father , bows “ The heaven of ...
Thence more God to man ! " Man's theme eternal ! man's eternal theme ! “ Thou
canst not ' scape uninjur'd from our praise . 2350 “ Uninjur'd from our praise can
He escape , " Who , disembofom'd from the Father , bows “ The heaven of ...
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Man holds in constant service bound The blustering winds and seas ; Nor funs
disdain to travel hard Their master ... So much , nor more , than what to man's
Sublime affairs relates ; What ' s Revelation then ? a lift , An inventory just Of that
poor ...
Man holds in constant service bound The blustering winds and seas ; Nor funs
disdain to travel hard Their master ... So much , nor more , than what to man's
Sublime affairs relates ; What ' s Revelation then ? a lift , An inventory just Of that
poor ...
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THE OLD MAN'S RELAPSE . V E R SE S OCCASIONED BY THE FOREGOING
EPISTLE . - Sopitos suscitat ignes , " VIRG , I. FR ROM man's too curious and
impatient fight , The future , heaven involves in thickest night . Credit grey hairs ...
THE OLD MAN'S RELAPSE . V E R SE S OCCASIONED BY THE FOREGOING
EPISTLE . - Sopitos suscitat ignes , " VIRG , I. FR ROM man's too curious and
impatient fight , The future , heaven involves in thickest night . Credit grey hairs ...
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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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