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500 Who fails to grieve , when just occasion calls , Or grieves . too much ,
deserves not to be bleft ; Inhuman , or effeminate , his heart ; Reason absolves
the grief , which reason ends . May heaven ne'er trust my friend with happiness ,
505 Till ...
500 Who fails to grieve , when just occasion calls , Or grieves . too much ,
deserves not to be bleft ; Inhuman , or effeminate , his heart ; Reason absolves
the grief , which reason ends . May heaven ne'er trust my friend with happiness ,
505 Till ...
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This is not reason's dictate ; reason says , “ Close with the side where one grain
turns the scale ; 1500 " What vast preponderance is here ! can reason “ With
louder voice exclaim - Believe a God ? “ And reason heard , is the sole mark of
man .
This is not reason's dictate ; reason says , “ Close with the side where one grain
turns the scale ; 1500 " What vast preponderance is here ! can reason “ With
louder voice exclaim - Believe a God ? “ And reason heard , is the sole mark of
man .
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Let nature art , and judgment wit , exceed ; O'er learning reason reign ; o'er that ,
your Creed : Thus virtue's feeds , at once , and laurel's , grow ; Do thus , and rise
a Pope , or a Despreau : And when your genius exquisitely shines , Live up to ...
Let nature art , and judgment wit , exceed ; O'er learning reason reign ; o'er that ,
your Creed : Thus virtue's feeds , at once , and laurel's , grow ; Do thus , and rise
a Pope , or a Despreau : And when your genius exquisitely shines , Live up to ...
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Of reason . Its excellence . How we should form our estimate of things . Reason's
difficult task . Why the first glory hers . Her effects in old Britain . I. “ OUR Monarch
comes ! nor comes alone ! " What shining forms surround his throne , O Sun ! as ...
Of reason . Its excellence . How we should form our estimate of things . Reason's
difficult task . Why the first glory hers . Her effects in old Britain . I. “ OUR Monarch
comes ! nor comes alone ! " What shining forms surround his throne , O Sun ! as ...
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In fize confin'd , and humbly made , What though we creep beneath the shade ,
And seem as emmets on this point , the ball ? Heaven lighted - up the human
soul , Heaven bid its rays transpierce the whole , And , giving godlike Reason ,
gave ...
In fize confin'd , and humbly made , What though we creep beneath the shade ,
And seem as emmets on this point , the ball ? Heaven lighted - up the human
soul , Heaven bid its rays transpierce the whole , And , giving godlike Reason ,
gave ...
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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 |