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This Heliopolis , by greater far , Than the proud tyrant of the Nile , was built j And
He alone , who built it , can destroy . Beyond this city , why strays human thought
? One wonderful , enough for man to know ! 162.5 One infinite ! enough for man ...
This Heliopolis , by greater far , Than the proud tyrant of the Nile , was built j And
He alone , who built it , can destroy . Beyond this city , why strays human thought
? One wonderful , enough for man to know ! 162.5 One infinite ! enough for man ...
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Tis not the curious , but the pious path , That leads me to my point : Lorenzo !
know , Without or Star , or Angel , for their guide , Who worship God , shall find
him . Humble Love , And not proud Reafon , keeps the door of heaven ; Love
finds ...
Tis not the curious , but the pious path , That leads me to my point : Lorenzo !
know , Without or Star , or Angel , for their guide , Who worship God , shall find
him . Humble Love , And not proud Reafon , keeps the door of heaven ; Love
finds ...
Стр. 69
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 .
Стр. 90
A melancholy truth ! for know , Could our proud hearts resign , The distance
greatly would decrease Twixt human and divine . But though full noble is my
theme , Full urgent is my call To soften forrow , and forbid The bursting tear to fall
; The ...
A melancholy truth ! for know , Could our proud hearts resign , The distance
greatly would decrease Twixt human and divine . But though full noble is my
theme , Full urgent is my call To soften forrow , and forbid The bursting tear to fall
; The ...
Стр. 163
Then merit droops , and genius downward tends , When godlike glory , like our
land , descends , Custom the garter long confin'd to few , And gave to birth ,
exalted virtue's due : Walpole has thrown the proud enclosure down ; And high
desert ...
Then merit droops , and genius downward tends , When godlike glory , like our
land , descends , Custom the garter long confin'd to few , And gave to birth ,
exalted virtue's due : Walpole has thrown the proud enclosure down ; And high
desert ...
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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 |