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But chief that humbler happier train Who knew those virtues to reward Beyond
the reach of chance or pain Secure , th ' historian and the bard , By them the
hero's generous rage Still warm in youth immortal lives ; And in their adamantine
page ...
But chief that humbler happier train Who knew those virtues to reward Beyond
the reach of chance or pain Secure , th ' historian and the bard , By them the
hero's generous rage Still warm in youth immortal lives ; And in their adamantine
page ...
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Yet still thy laurels bloom : One deathless glory still remains , Thy ftream bas roll'd
thro ' LATIAN plains , Has wash'd the walls of Rome . E LE GI E S. By the Same .
E L E G Y I. Written at the Convent of HAUT VILLERS in CHAMPAGNE , 1754 .
Yet still thy laurels bloom : One deathless glory still remains , Thy ftream bas roll'd
thro ' LATIAN plains , Has wash'd the walls of Rome . E LE GI E S. By the Same .
E L E G Y I. Written at the Convent of HAUT VILLERS in CHAMPAGNE , 1754 .
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Still would I note the lhades of length'ning sheep , As scatter'd o'er the hill's Nant
brow they rove ; Still note the day's laft glimm'ring luftre creep From off the verge
of yonder upland grove . Nor should my leisure seldom wait to view The slow ...
Still would I note the lhades of length'ning sheep , As scatter'd o'er the hill's Nant
brow they rove ; Still note the day's laft glimm'ring luftre creep From off the verge
of yonder upland grove . Nor should my leisure seldom wait to view The slow ...
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But few there are , that can be freely kind , Or know to fix the favours on the mind ;
Hence some whene'er they wou'd oblige , offend , And while they make the
fortune , lose the friend : Still give unthank'd ; ftill squander , not beftow ; For great
...
But few there are , that can be freely kind , Or know to fix the favours on the mind ;
Hence some whene'er they wou'd oblige , offend , And while they make the
fortune , lose the friend : Still give unthank'd ; ftill squander , not beftow ; For great
...
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Still , still as much of party be retain'd , As principle requires , and sense directs :
Else our vain bark , without a rudder , floats The scorn and pastime of each
veering gale . This gentle ev'ning let the sun descend Untroubled , while it paints
your ...
Still , still as much of party be retain'd , As principle requires , and sense directs :
Else our vain bark , without a rudder , floats The scorn and pastime of each
veering gale . This gentle ev'ning let the sun descend Untroubled , while it paints
your ...
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| Titel | A COLLECTION OF POEMS IN SIX VOLUMES, Band 6 A COLLECTION OF POEMS IN SIX VOLUMES, Robert Dodsley |
| Autor/in | Robert Dodsley |
| Verlag | For R. and J. Dodsley, at Tully's-Head in Pall-Mall, 1763 |
| Original von | Nationalbibliothek der Tschechischen Republik |
| Digitalisiert | 4. Okt. 2016 |
| Länge | 336 Seiten |
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