Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... native wealth , and more than India's mines . Thus erring Nature her defects supplies , Indulgent oft to what her sons despise : Oft in a rude , unfinish'd form , we find The noblest treasure of a generous mind . Thrice happy land ...
... native wealth , and more than India's mines . Thus erring Nature her defects supplies , Indulgent oft to what her sons despise : Oft in a rude , unfinish'd form , we find The noblest treasure of a generous mind . Thrice happy land ...
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... o'er my breast , The genial influence of the clime I taste ; Yet still regardful of my native shore , In every scene , my roaming eyes explore , Whate'er its aspect , still , by memory brought , Written from Lisbon William Julius Mickle ...
... o'er my breast , The genial influence of the clime I taste ; Yet still regardful of my native shore , In every scene , my roaming eyes explore , Whate'er its aspect , still , by memory brought , Written from Lisbon William Julius Mickle ...
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... native tribes - yet not at once subdued ; Its pristine strength long storms on storms withstood : A Nunio's justice , and a Castro's sword , Oft raised its turrets , and its dread restored . Yet , like the sunshine of a winter day On ...
... native tribes - yet not at once subdued ; Its pristine strength long storms on storms withstood : A Nunio's justice , and a Castro's sword , Oft raised its turrets , and its dread restored . Yet , like the sunshine of a winter day On ...
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