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... To shape , or size , fimilitude or place , Cloath'd in no form , and bounded by no
space . Such then is God , a Spirit pure refin'd From all material dross , and such
the human mind . For } For in what part of essence can we fee More ( 72 )
... To shape , or size , fimilitude or place , Cloath'd in no form , and bounded by no
space . Such then is God , a Spirit pure refin'd From all material dross , and such
the human mind . For } For in what part of essence can we fee More ( 72 )
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Tis to such virtue , that the pow'r supreme The choicest of his blessings hath
design'd , And shed them plenteous over ev'ry clime , The calm delights of an
untainted mind . XIII . Ere yet the fad effects of foolish pride , And mean ambition
still ...
Tis to such virtue , that the pow'r supreme The choicest of his blessings hath
design'd , And shed them plenteous over ev'ry clime , The calm delights of an
untainted mind . XIII . Ere yet the fad effects of foolish pride , And mean ambition
still ...
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Strephon struck with joy beholds her , Wou'd have spoke but knew not how ; But
he look'd such things as told her More than all his speech cou'd do . To
CHLORIND A. By the Same . S Does on thy fruitless pafion wait EE , Strephon ,
what ...
Strephon struck with joy beholds her , Wou'd have spoke but knew not how ; But
he look'd such things as told her More than all his speech cou'd do . To
CHLORIND A. By the Same . S Does on thy fruitless pafion wait EE , Strephon ,
what ...
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Where liv'd Mr. Sutton , pipemaker by trade , Who hearing that Figg was thought
such a stout blade , Resolv'd to put in for a share of his fame , And so sent to
challenge the champion of Thame . II . With alternate advantage two trials had
past ...
Where liv'd Mr. Sutton , pipemaker by trade , Who hearing that Figg was thought
such a stout blade , Resolv'd to put in for a share of his fame , And so sent to
challenge the champion of Thame . II . With alternate advantage two trials had
past ...
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T HE Muse , disgusted at an age and clime , Barren of every glorious theme , In
diftant lands now waits , a better time , Producing subjects worthy fame : In happy
climes , where from the genial sun And virgin earth such fcenes ensue , The ...
T HE Muse , disgusted at an age and clime , Barren of every glorious theme , In
diftant lands now waits , a better time , Producing subjects worthy fame : In happy
climes , where from the genial sun And virgin earth such fcenes ensue , The ...
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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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