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Стр. 137
Worms feast on viands rare , " hose little epicures have kings Το grace their bill of
fare : From kings what resignation due To that almighty will , Which thrones
bestows , and , when they faily . Can throne them higher still ? Who truly great ?
Worms feast on viands rare , " hose little epicures have kings Το grace their bill of
fare : From kings what resignation due To that almighty will , Which thrones
bestows , and , when they faily . Can throne them higher still ? Who truly great ?
Стр. 164
Gods are most Gods by giving to excel , And kings most like them , by rewarding
well . Though strong the twanging nerve , and drawn aright , Short is the winged
arrow's upward fight ; But if an eagle it transfix on high , Lodg'd in the wound , it ...
Gods are most Gods by giving to excel , And kings most like them , by rewarding
well . Though strong the twanging nerve , and drawn aright , Short is the winged
arrow's upward fight ; But if an eagle it transfix on high , Lodg'd in the wound , it ...
Стр. 171
1 Goodness is greatness in its utmost height , And power a curse , if not a friend
to right : To conquer is to make dissention cease , That man may serve the King
of kings in peace . Religion now shall all her rays dispense , And shine abroad in
...
1 Goodness is greatness in its utmost height , And power a curse , if not a friend
to right : To conquer is to make dissention cease , That man may serve the King
of kings in peace . Religion now shall all her rays dispense , And shine abroad in
...
Стр. 182
Ye Kings ! would ye true greatness understand , Read Seneca grown rich in
Granville's hand * , Behold the glories of your life compleat ! Still at a flow , and
permanently great ; New moments shed new pleasures as they fiy , . And yet your
...
Ye Kings ! would ye true greatness understand , Read Seneca grown rich in
Granville's hand * , Behold the glories of your life compleat ! Still at a flow , and
permanently great ; New moments shed new pleasures as they fiy , . And yet your
...
Стр. 278
For fleets have wings ; Like lightning fly to distant kings ; Like Gods descend at
once on trembling states : Is war proclaim'd ? Our wars are hurld To farthest
confines of the world , Surprize your ports , and thunder at your gates . XVIII . The
king ...
For fleets have wings ; Like lightning fly to distant kings ; Like Gods descend at
once on trembling states : Is war proclaim'd ? Our wars are hurld To farthest
confines of the world , Surprize your ports , and thunder at your gates . XVIII . The
king ...
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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 |