The Works of the British Poets, Volumen7John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh., 1795 - 1157 páginas |
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... cause , was now approaching . He enjoyed his preferment little more than a year . The whole of his poetical existence was not of more than ten years continuance . Iz this fhort fpace , he attained a fhare of fame THE LIFE OF PARNELL .
... cause , was now approaching . He enjoyed his preferment little more than a year . The whole of his poetical existence was not of more than ten years continuance . Iz this fhort fpace , he attained a fhare of fame THE LIFE OF PARNELL .
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... cause , as man . And can celestial tempers rage ? Quoth Virgil , in a later age . As thus they wrangled , Time came by ; ( There's none that paint him fuch as I , For what the fabling ancients fung Makes Saturn old , when Time was young ...
... cause , as man . And can celestial tempers rage ? Quoth Virgil , in a later age . As thus they wrangled , Time came by ; ( There's none that paint him fuch as I , For what the fabling ancients fung Makes Saturn old , when Time was young ...
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... cause appear , ' Twas there a vice , and feem'd a madness here : Detefting that , and pitying this , he goes , Loft and confounded with the various fhows . Now night's dim fhades again involve the sky , Again the wanderers want a place ...
... cause appear , ' Twas there a vice , and feem'd a madness here : Detefting that , and pitying this , he goes , Loft and confounded with the various fhows . Now night's dim fhades again involve the sky , Again the wanderers want a place ...
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... cause provokes the jealousy divine ; Why justice kindles dire avenging flames , What endless power the lifted arm proclaims ; Why mercy fhines again with cheerful ray , And glory double - gilds the lightsome day . Though nations change ...
... cause provokes the jealousy divine ; Why justice kindles dire avenging flames , What endless power the lifted arm proclaims ; Why mercy fhines again with cheerful ray , And glory double - gilds the lightsome day . Though nations change ...
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... cause to mourn their fwift account below . When from beneath he saw the wandering fheep That graz'd the level , range along the steep , Then rofe , the wanton fragglers home to call , Before the pearly dews at evening fall ; Perhaps new ...
... cause to mourn their fwift account below . When from beneath he saw the wandering fheep That graz'd the level , range along the steep , Then rofe , the wanton fragglers home to call , Before the pearly dews at evening fall ; Perhaps new ...
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The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and ..., Volumen7 Robert Anderson Vista de fragmentos - 1795 |
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