Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... natures fill th ' allotted scene With lifeless drone , insipid and serene ; While others thunder ev'ry couplet o'er , And almost crack your ears with rant and roar . ་ More nature oft and finer strokes are shown , In the low whisper ...
... natures fill th ' allotted scene With lifeless drone , insipid and serene ; While others thunder ev'ry couplet o'er , And almost crack your ears with rant and roar . ་ More nature oft and finer strokes are shown , In the low whisper ...
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John Bell. To give to nature all the force of art , And while it charms the ear to mend the heart . Thornton , to thee , I dare with truth commend The decent stage , as virtue's natural friend . Tho ' oft debas'd with scenes profane and ...
John Bell. To give to nature all the force of art , And while it charms the ear to mend the heart . Thornton , to thee , I dare with truth commend The decent stage , as virtue's natural friend . Tho ' oft debas'd with scenes profane and ...
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... Nature's curious pencil paints her cheeks ! The Loves , mistaking her for Venus , throng , And feasted thus continue in the wrong . Seems she not more than numbers can express ? Seems not ev'n thought afraid to make such wonders less ...
... Nature's curious pencil paints her cheeks ! The Loves , mistaking her for Venus , throng , And feasted thus continue in the wrong . Seems she not more than numbers can express ? Seems not ev'n thought afraid to make such wonders less ...
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