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And gods , ambitious , triumph in his train , A swift archangel , with his golden
wing , As blots and clouds , that darken and disgrace The scene divine , sweeps
stars and suns aside . And now , all dross remov'd , heaven's own pure day , Full
on ...
And gods , ambitious , triumph in his train , A swift archangel , with his golden
wing , As blots and clouds , that darken and disgrace The scene divine , sweeps
stars and suns aside . And now , all dross remov'd , heaven's own pure day , Full
on ...
Стр. 68
And if man hears obedient , foon he ' ll foar Superior heights , and on his purple
wing , His purple wing bedropt with eyes of gold , Rising , where Thought is now
deny'd to rise , Look down triumphant on these dazzling spheres . Why then ...
And if man hears obedient , foon he ' ll foar Superior heights , and on his purple
wing , His purple wing bedropt with eyes of gold , Rising , where Thought is now
deny'd to rise , Look down triumphant on these dazzling spheres . Why then ...
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Thus the goddess spoke , Thus speaks for ever : - “ Place , at nature's head , “ A
sovereign , which o'er all things rolls his eye , 2025 “ Extends his wing ,
promulgates his commands , " But , above all , diffuses endless good ; “ To whom
, for sure ...
Thus the goddess spoke , Thus speaks for ever : - “ Place , at nature's head , “ A
sovereign , which o'er all things rolls his eye , 2025 “ Extends his wing ,
promulgates his commands , " But , above all , diffuses endless good ; “ To whom
, for sure ...
Стр. 95
... Clear should we fee , the will divine Has but forestall'd our own ; At variance
with our future wish , Self - fever'd we complain ; If so , the wounded , not the
wound , Must answer for the pain : The day ihall come , and swift of wing ,
Though you ...
... Clear should we fee , the will divine Has but forestall'd our own ; At variance
with our future wish , Self - fever'd we complain ; If so , the wounded , not the
wound , Must answer for the pain : The day ihall come , and swift of wing ,
Though you ...
Стр. 115
Come , Resignation ! then , from fields , Where , mounted on the wing , A wing of
flame , bleft Martyrs souls Ascended to their King : Who is it calls thee ? one
whose need Transcends the common size ; Who stands in front against a foe To
...
Come , Resignation ! then , from fields , Where , mounted on the wing , A wing of
flame , bleft Martyrs souls Ascended to their King : Who is it calls thee ? one
whose need Transcends the common size ; Who stands in front against a foe To
...
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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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