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Past by you the good Enoch , on his road " To those fair fields , whence Lucifer
was hurl'd ; “ Who brush d , perhaps , your sphere in his defcent , 1820 “ Stain'd
your pure crystal Æther , or let fall " A short eclipse from his portentous shade ?
Past by you the good Enoch , on his road " To those fair fields , whence Lucifer
was hurl'd ; “ Who brush d , perhaps , your sphere in his defcent , 1820 “ Stain'd
your pure crystal Æther , or let fall " A short eclipse from his portentous shade ?
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He lives in those he left ; -— to what ? Your , now , paternal care , Clear from its
cloud your brighten'd eye , It will discern him there ; In features , not of form alone
, But those , I trust , of mind ; Auspicious to the public weal , And to their fate ...
He lives in those he left ; -— to what ? Your , now , paternal care , Clear from its
cloud your brighten'd eye , It will discern him there ; In features , not of form alone
, But those , I trust , of mind ; Auspicious to the public weal , And to their fate ...
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Sure fpirit and eternity Far richer glories share ; Let those our hearts impress , on
those Our contemplation dwell ; On those my thoughts how justly thrown , By
what I now thall tell : When backward with attentive mind Life's labyrinth I trace , I
find ...
Sure fpirit and eternity Far richer glories share ; Let those our hearts impress , on
those Our contemplation dwell ; On those my thoughts how justly thrown , By
what I now thall tell : When backward with attentive mind Life's labyrinth I trace , I
find ...
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Nor are you by receiv'd example taught , In toys to shun the discipline of thought ;
But , unconfin'd by bounds of time and place , You chuse companions from all
human race ; Converse with those the deluge swept away , Or those whose ...
Nor are you by receiv'd example taught , In toys to shun the discipline of thought ;
But , unconfin'd by bounds of time and place , You chuse companions from all
human race ; Converse with those the deluge swept away , Or those whose ...
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Added new strings to her harmonious shell , And given new tongues to those
who spoke fo well ? Let these inftruct , with truth's illustrious ray , Awake the world
, and scare our owls away . Mean while , O friend ! indulge me , if I give Some ...
Added new strings to her harmonious shell , And given new tongues to those
who spoke fo well ? Let these inftruct , with truth's illustrious ray , Awake the world
, and scare our owls away . Mean while , O friend ! indulge me , if I give Some ...
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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 |