An Essay on Man: Moral Essays and SatiresCassell & Company, 1887 - 192 Seiten |
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... poet ! stretch thy lungs and roar , That bear or elephant shall heed thee more ; While all its throats the gallery extends , And all the thunder of the pit ascends ! Loud as the wolves , on Orcas ' stormy steep , Howl to the roarings of ...
... poet ! stretch thy lungs and roar , That bear or elephant shall heed thee more ; While all its throats the gallery extends , And all the thunder of the pit ascends ! Loud as the wolves , on Orcas ' stormy steep , Howl to the roarings of ...
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... poets are ( upon a poet's word ) Of all mankind , the creatures most absurd : The season , when to come , and when to go , To sing , or cease to sing , we never know ; And if we will recite nine hours in ten , You lose your patience ...
... poets are ( upon a poet's word ) Of all mankind , the creatures most absurd : The season , when to come , and when to go , To sing , or cease to sing , we never know ; And if we will recite nine hours in ten , You lose your patience ...
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... Poets , Waller , Milton , Cowley . 19 -- Thoughts on Present Discontents , etc. 20 - The Battle of the Books , etc. 21 - Poems , 22 - Egypt and Scythia . 23 Hamlet . 24 - Voyagers ' Tales . 25 - Nature and Art . 26 - Lives of Alcibiades ...
... Poets , Waller , Milton , Cowley . 19 -- Thoughts on Present Discontents , etc. 20 - The Battle of the Books , etc. 21 - Poems , 22 - Egypt and Scythia . 23 Hamlet . 24 - Voyagers ' Tales . 25 - Nature and Art . 26 - Lives of Alcibiades ...
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