The Works of the English Poets, Объемы 1-2 |
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1 2 Let love , and emulation , rise in aid 2165 To reason ; and persuade thee to
be --- blest . This seems not a request to be deny'd ; Yet ( such the infatuation of
mankind ! ) ' Tis the most hopeless , man can make to man . Shall I then rise , in ...
1 2 Let love , and emulation , rise in aid 2165 To reason ; and persuade thee to
be --- blest . This seems not a request to be deny'd ; Yet ( such the infatuation of
mankind ! ) ' Tis the most hopeless , man can make to man . Shall I then rise , in ...
Стр. 153
One drop of water , that refresh'd the dry , Shall rise a fountain of eternal joy . But
ah ! to that unknown and distant date , Is virtue's great reward push'd off by fate ;
Here random shafts in every breast are found , Virtue and merit but provoke the ...
One drop of water , that refresh'd the dry , Shall rise a fountain of eternal joy . But
ah ! to that unknown and distant date , Is virtue's great reward push'd off by fate ;
Here random shafts in every breast are found , Virtue and merit but provoke the ...
Стр. 207
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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Whence is a rival , then , to rise ? Can he be found beneath the skies ? No , there
, they dwell , that can give Britain fear : The powers of earth , by rival aim Her
grandeur but the more proclaim ; And prove their distance most , as they draw
near .
Whence is a rival , then , to rise ? Can he be found beneath the skies ? No , there
, they dwell , that can give Britain fear : The powers of earth , by rival aim Her
grandeur but the more proclaim ; And prove their distance most , as they draw
near .
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Behold it rise And battle for the world ! Trade gave the call ; Rich cordials from his
naval art Sent the strong fpirits to his heart , That bid an Afric Merchant grasp the
ball . . IX . Where is , on earth , Jehovah's home ? Trade mark'd the soil , and ...
Behold it rise And battle for the world ! Trade gave the call ; Rich cordials from his
naval art Sent the strong fpirits to his heart , That bid an Afric Merchant grasp the
ball . . IX . Where is , on earth , Jehovah's home ? Trade mark'd the soil , and ...
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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 |