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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... bring . And as the rooted trees fecurely ftand , So firmly plant it in the promis'd land ; Where for thyfelf thou wilt a place prepare , And after - ages will thine altar rear , There reign victorious in thy facred feat , Oh , Lord ...
... bring . And as the rooted trees fecurely ftand , So firmly plant it in the promis'd land ; Where for thyfelf thou wilt a place prepare , And after - ages will thine altar rear , There reign victorious in thy facred feat , Oh , Lord ...
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... bring Her unexperienc'd young to truft the wing , Stirs up her neft , and flutters o'er their heads , And all the ... bring the bitter pangs of lingering Fate . The teeth of beafts fhall fwift deftruction bring , The ferpents wound them ...
... bring Her unexperienc'd young to truft the wing , Stirs up her neft , and flutters o'er their heads , And all the ... bring the bitter pangs of lingering Fate . The teeth of beafts fhall fwift deftruction bring , The ferpents wound them ...
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... bring her fubjects in , Each grace , each virtue , proves a guard unfeen ; Nor wants the penalties enforcing law , While great Opinion gives effectual awe . Now twenty years , that roll'd in heavy pain , Saw Jabin gall them with ...
... bring her fubjects in , Each grace , each virtue , proves a guard unfeen ; Nor wants the penalties enforcing law , While great Opinion gives effectual awe . Now twenty years , that roll'd in heavy pain , Saw Jabin gall them with ...
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... bring , And thus amidft the facred mufic fing : Hail , Piety ! triumphant goodness , hail ! Hail , O prevailing , ever O prevail ! At thine entreaty , Juftice leaves to frown , And wrath appeafing lays the thunder down ; The tender ...
... bring , And thus amidft the facred mufic fing : Hail , Piety ! triumphant goodness , hail ! Hail , O prevailing , ever O prevail ! At thine entreaty , Juftice leaves to frown , And wrath appeafing lays the thunder down ; The tender ...
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... bring the toil to view . O nation most fecurely rais'd in name , Whofe fair records he wrote for endless fame ; O nation oft victorious o'er thy foes , At once thy conquefts , and thy thanks he fhows ; For thus he fung the realms that ...
... bring the toil to view . O nation most fecurely rais'd in name , Whofe fair records he wrote for endless fame ; O nation oft victorious o'er thy foes , At once thy conquefts , and thy thanks he fhows ; For thus he fung the realms that ...
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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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