An Essay on Man: Moral Essays and SatiresCassell & Company, 1887 - 192 Seiten |
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... weak , the weak too strong . Yet go and thus o'er all the creatures sway , Thus let the wiser make the rest obey ; And , for those arts mere instinct could afford , Be crowned as monarchs , or as gods adored . " V. Great Nature spoke ...
... weak , the weak too strong . Yet go and thus o'er all the creatures sway , Thus let the wiser make the rest obey ; And , for those arts mere instinct could afford , Be crowned as monarchs , or as gods adored . " V. Great Nature spoke ...
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... weak to bend , the proud to pray , To power unseen , and mightier far than they : She , from the rending earth and bursting skies , Saw gods descend , and fiends infernal rise : Here fixed the dreadful , there the blest abodes ; Fear ...
... weak to bend , the proud to pray , To power unseen , and mightier far than they : She , from the rending earth and bursting skies , Saw gods descend , and fiends infernal rise : Here fixed the dreadful , there the blest abodes ; Fear ...
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... weak one's friend : To her , Calista proved her conduct nice ; And good Simplicius asks of her advice . Sudden , she storms ! she raves ! You tip the wink , But spare your censure ; Silia does not drink . All eyes may see from what the ...
... weak one's friend : To her , Calista proved her conduct nice ; And good Simplicius asks of her advice . Sudden , she storms ! she raves ! You tip the wink , But spare your censure ; Silia does not drink . All eyes may see from what the ...
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