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Pain is to save from pain ; all punishment , To make for peace ; and death to save
from death ; And second death , to guard immortal life ; To rouse the careless ,
the presumptuous awe , And turn the tide of fouls another way ; By the same ...
Pain is to save from pain ; all punishment , To make for peace ; and death to save
from death ; And second death , to guard immortal life ; To rouse the careless ,
the presumptuous awe , And turn the tide of fouls another way ; By the same ...
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Tis heaven's last effort of good - will to man ; When pain can't bless , heaven quits
us in despair . 500 Who fails to grieve , when just occasion calls , Or grieves . too
much , deserves not to be bleft ; Inhuman , or effeminate , his heart ; Reason ...
Tis heaven's last effort of good - will to man ; When pain can't bless , heaven quits
us in despair . 500 Who fails to grieve , when just occasion calls , Or grieves . too
much , deserves not to be bleft ; Inhuman , or effeminate , his heart ; Reason ...
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... promulgates his commands , " But , above all , diffuses endless good ; “ To
whom , for sure redress , the wrongd may ily ; “ The vile , for mercy ; and the pain'
d , for peace ; “ By whom , the various tenants of these spheres , 2030 “ Diversify'
d in ...
... promulgates his commands , " But , above all , diffuses endless good ; “ To
whom , for sure redress , the wrongd may ily ; “ The vile , for mercy ; and the pain'
d , for peace ; “ By whom , the various tenants of these spheres , 2030 “ Diversify'
d in ...
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2320 “ In Thy displeasure dwells eternal pain ; " Pain , our aversion ; pain , which
strikes me now ; “ And , since all pain is terrible to man , Though tranfient , terrible
; at Thy good hour , Gently , ah gently , lay me in my bed , 2325 My clay - cold ...
2320 “ In Thy displeasure dwells eternal pain ; " Pain , our aversion ; pain , which
strikes me now ; “ And , since all pain is terrible to man , Though tranfient , terrible
; at Thy good hour , Gently , ah gently , lay me in my bed , 2325 My clay - cold ...
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Whose lives whole drift is to forget their graves ! And when our present privilege
is past , 2400 To scourge us with due sense of its abuse , The same
astonishment will feize us all . What then must pain us , would preserve us now .
Lorenzo !
Whose lives whole drift is to forget their graves ! And when our present privilege
is past , 2400 To scourge us with due sense of its abuse , The same
astonishment will feize us all . What then must pain us , would preserve us now .
Lorenzo !
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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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