Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... virtue spreads her shield , And takes , not wins , the scarce disputed field , Though specious rhet❜ric each loose thought refine , Though music charm in every labor'd line , The dangerous verse , to full perfection grown , BAVIUS ...
... virtue spreads her shield , And takes , not wins , the scarce disputed field , Though specious rhet❜ric each loose thought refine , Though music charm in every labor'd line , The dangerous verse , to full perfection grown , BAVIUS ...
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... Virtue's image seen , Virtue could live but equally serene ; In pain she proves the prowess of her mind , And only when she dies deceives mankind . Forbid it Epist . X. 121 AND DIDACTIC .
... Virtue's image seen , Virtue could live but equally serene ; In pain she proves the prowess of her mind , And only when she dies deceives mankind . Forbid it Epist . X. 121 AND DIDACTIC .
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... virtue mar ) We sometimes carry ours too far : When winter winds too chilly pierce , We grow impatient , wild and fierce ; While every softer virtue flies , To gentler climes , and milder skies . To moderate this bold extreme , Is oft ...
... virtue mar ) We sometimes carry ours too far : When winter winds too chilly pierce , We grow impatient , wild and fierce ; While every softer virtue flies , To gentler climes , and milder skies . To moderate this bold extreme , Is oft ...
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EPISTLES | 1 |
A Prospect of Poetry | 21 |
On Scribbling against | 53 |
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