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Out - burns Vesuvius ; rocks eternal pour 165 Their melted mass , as rivers once
they pour'd ; Stars rush ; and final ruin fiercely drives Her plowshare o'er creation
! -while aloft , More than astonishment ! if more can be ! Far other firmament than
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Out - burns Vesuvius ; rocks eternal pour 165 Their melted mass , as rivers once
they pour'd ; Stars rush ; and final ruin fiercely drives Her plowshare o'er creation
! -while aloft , More than astonishment ! if more can be ! Far other firmament than
...
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O day of consummation ! mark supreme 2 50 ( If men are wise ) of human thought
! nor least , Or in the fight of angels , or their King ! Angels , whose radiant circles ,
height o'er height , Order o'er order , rising , blaze o'er blaze , As 260 As in a ...
O day of consummation ! mark supreme 2 50 ( If men are wise ) of human thought
! nor least , Or in the fight of angels , or their King ! Angels , whose radiant circles ,
height o'er height , Order o'er order , rising , blaze o'er blaze , As 260 As in a ...
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But this is all digression : where is He , That o'er heaven's battlements the felon
hurl'd Togroans , and chains , and darkness ? Where is He , 1830 Who sees
creation's summit in a vale ? He , Whom , while man is Man , he can't but seek ;
And if ...
But this is all digression : where is He , That o'er heaven's battlements the felon
hurl'd Togroans , and chains , and darkness ? Where is He , 1830 Who sees
creation's summit in a vale ? He , Whom , while man is Man , he can't but seek ;
And if ...
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1900 Opening the folemn fources of my soul , Since I have pour'd , like feign'd
Eridanus , My flowing numbers o'er the flaming skies , Nor see , of fancy , or of
fact , what more Invites the Muse - Here turn we , and review 1905 Our past
nocturnal ...
1900 Opening the folemn fources of my soul , Since I have pour'd , like feign'd
Eridanus , My flowing numbers o'er the flaming skies , Nor see , of fancy , or of
fact , what more Invites the Muse - Here turn we , and review 1905 Our past
nocturnal ...
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Such his praise ! The proud , the politic , Lorenzo's praise ! Though in his ear ,
and level'd at his heart , I've half read o'er the volume of the tkies . For think not
thou hast heard all this from me ; My song but echoes what Great Nature speaks .
Such his praise ! The proud , the politic , Lorenzo's praise ! Though in his ear ,
and level'd at his heart , I've half read o'er the volume of the tkies . For think not
thou hast heard all this from me ; My song but echoes what Great Nature speaks .
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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 |