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Tell me , ye stars ! ye planets ! tell me , all Ye starr'd , and pianeted , inhabitants !
What is it ? What are these sons of wonder ? Say , proud arch , 780 ( Within
whose azure palaces they dwell ) Built with divine ambition ! in , disdain Of limit ...
Tell me , ye stars ! ye planets ! tell me , all Ye starr'd , and pianeted , inhabitants !
What is it ? What are these sons of wonder ? Say , proud arch , 780 ( Within
whose azure palaces they dwell ) Built with divine ambition ! in , disdain Of limit ...
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Tell me , ye learn'd on Earth ! or bleft Above ! 1835 Ye searching , ye Newtonian
angels ! tell , Where , your Great Master's orb ? His planets , where ? Those
Those conscious Satellites , those Morning - fiars , First 62 YOUNG'S POEM S.
Tell me , ye learn'd on Earth ! or bleft Above ! 1835 Ye searching , ye Newtonian
angels ! tell , Where , your Great Master's orb ? His planets , where ? Those
Those conscious Satellites , those Morning - fiars , First 62 YOUNG'S POEM S.
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Think , then , O think ; nor ever drop the thought ; How low must Man descend ,
when Gods adore ! 1940 Have I not ; then , accomplish'd my proud boast ? Did I
not tell thee , “ * We would mount , Lorenzo ! 6. And kindle our devotion at the
Stars ...
Think , then , O think ; nor ever drop the thought ; How low must Man descend ,
when Gods adore ! 1940 Have I not ; then , accomplish'd my proud boast ? Did I
not tell thee , “ * We would mount , Lorenzo ! 6. And kindle our devotion at the
Stars ...
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2000 · Of Matter's grandeur , know , one end is This , To tell the Rational , who
gazes on itThough That immensely Great , still Greater He , “ Whose breast ,
capacious , can embrace , and lodge , « Unburden'd , nature's universal scheme ;
1985 ...
2000 · Of Matter's grandeur , know , one end is This , To tell the Rational , who
gazes on itThough That immensely Great , still Greater He , “ Whose breast ,
capacious , can embrace , and lodge , « Unburden'd , nature's universal scheme ;
1985 ...
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May that be found in Thee , Voltaire ! Save thou from harm my plunge into the
wave : How will thy name illustrious raise My sinking song ! Mere mortal lays , So
patroniz'd , are rescued from the grave . IV . " Tell * Annals of the Emperor
Charles ...
May that be found in Thee , Voltaire ! Save thou from harm my plunge into the
wave : How will thy name illustrious raise My sinking song ! Mere mortal lays , So
patroniz'd , are rescued from the grave . IV . " Tell * Annals of the Emperor
Charles ...
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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 |