Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... fame : Approv'd a patron at thy natal hour ; Think'st thou to ' scape the praises in their power ? Though from Britannia's strains , and Albion's shore , You fly to deserts but to blaze the more ; They'll search you out , discover where ...
... fame : Approv'd a patron at thy natal hour ; Think'st thou to ' scape the praises in their power ? Though from Britannia's strains , and Albion's shore , You fly to deserts but to blaze the more ; They'll search you out , discover where ...
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... fame neglected , He ' s ridicul'd for that he but affected . Would men but act from nature's secret call , Or only , where that fails , not act at all : If not their skill , they'd shew at least good sense , - They'd get no fame - nor ...
... fame neglected , He ' s ridicul'd for that he but affected . Would men but act from nature's secret call , Or only , where that fails , not act at all : If not their skill , they'd shew at least good sense , - They'd get no fame - nor ...
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... fame . For such a fame pursue the toil , And fix it deep in solid oil . To Painting's highest efforts climb , Nor fear thy fate , and laugh at Time : In works of lasting form engage , And be the RAPHAEL of the age . Proceed , great ...
... fame . For such a fame pursue the toil , And fix it deep in solid oil . To Painting's highest efforts climb , Nor fear thy fate , and laugh at Time : In works of lasting form engage , And be the RAPHAEL of the age . Proceed , great ...
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