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What speak I more , than I , This moment , feel ; With pleasing ftupor first the soul
is struck ( Stupor ordained to make her truly wise ! ) Then into transport starting
from her trance , 740 With love , and admiration , how the glows ! This gorgeous ...
What speak I more , than I , This moment , feel ; With pleasing ftupor first the soul
is struck ( Stupor ordained to make her truly wise ! ) Then into transport starting
from her trance , 740 With love , and admiration , how the glows ! This gorgeous ...
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By thousands , now , resigning their last breath , “ And calling thee - wert thou so
wise to hear ! “ By tombs o'er tombs arising ; human earth Ejected , to make room
for - human earth ; 2125 « The monarch's terror ! and the sexton's trade !
By thousands , now , resigning their last breath , “ And calling thee - wert thou so
wise to hear ! “ By tombs o'er tombs arising ; human earth Ejected , to make room
for - human earth ; 2125 « The monarch's terror ! and the sexton's trade !
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Seize wisdom , ere ' tis torment to be wise ; , 2405 That is , seize wisdom , ere she
feizes thee . For what , my small philosopher ! is hell ? ' Tis nothing but full
knowledge of the truth , When truth , refifted long , is sworn our foe ; And calls
Eternity ...
Seize wisdom , ere ' tis torment to be wise ; , 2405 That is , seize wisdom , ere she
feizes thee . For what , my small philosopher ! is hell ? ' Tis nothing but full
knowledge of the truth , When truth , refifted long , is sworn our foe ; And calls
Eternity ...
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Had not the Greek his world mistook , His with had been most wise ; To be
content with but one world , Like him , we should despise . Of earth's revenue
would you state A full account , and fair ? We hope ; and hope ; and hope ; then
cast The ...
Had not the Greek his world mistook , His with had been most wise ; To be
content with but one world , Like him , we should despise . Of earth's revenue
would you state A full account , and fair ? We hope ; and hope ; and hope ; then
cast The ...
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In mercy to yourself forbear My notions to chastise , Left unawares the gay
Voltaire Should blame Voltaire the wise : Fame's trumpet rattling in your ear ,
Now , makes us disagree ; When a far louder trumpet sounds , Voltaire will close
with me ...
In mercy to yourself forbear My notions to chastise , Left unawares the gay
Voltaire Should blame Voltaire the wise : Fame's trumpet rattling in your ear ,
Now , makes us disagree ; When a far louder trumpet sounds , Voltaire will close
with me ...
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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 |