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335 Full in the center of the plain , behold A court far - flaming with its wall of gold
And gate of diamond , where the righteous reft ; This clime their home , the
country of the blest : Here all the Virtues dwell , communion sweet ! With
Happiness ...
335 Full in the center of the plain , behold A court far - flaming with its wall of gold
And gate of diamond , where the righteous reft ; This clime their home , the
country of the blest : Here all the Virtues dwell , communion sweet ! With
Happiness ...
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Meanwhile the damsels debonnair and gay , Prattled around , and laugh'd the
time away : Thefe in foft notes address'd the ravilh'd ear , And warbled out so
sweet , ' twas heav'n to hear ; And those io rings , beneath the greenwood Made ...
Meanwhile the damsels debonnair and gay , Prattled around , and laugh'd the
time away : Thefe in foft notes address'd the ravilh'd ear , And warbled out so
sweet , ' twas heav'n to hear ; And those io rings , beneath the greenwood Made ...
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Sweet is the morn , and sweet the gentle breeze That fans the fragrant bofom of
the spring , Sweet chirps the lark , and sweeter far than these The gentle love -
song gurgling turtles fing . Oh let the flowers be fragrant as the morn , And as the
...
Sweet is the morn , and sweet the gentle breeze That fans the fragrant bofom of
the spring , Sweet chirps the lark , and sweeter far than these The gentle love -
song gurgling turtles fing . Oh let the flowers be fragrant as the morn , And as the
...
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So soft , so delicate , so sweet she came , Youth's damas glow juft dawning on
her cheek : I gaz'd , I figh'd , I caught the tender Aame , Felt the fond pang , and
droop'd with paffion , weak , Yet not unpitied was my pain the while ; For oft
beside ...
So soft , so delicate , so sweet she came , Youth's damas glow juft dawning on
her cheek : I gaz'd , I figh'd , I caught the tender Aame , Felt the fond pang , and
droop'd with paffion , weak , Yet not unpitied was my pain the while ; For oft
beside ...
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Now , worthy friends , the cause why we are met , Is in celebration of the day that
gave Immortal Shakespear to this favour'd ifle , The most replenished sweet work
of nature , Which from the prime creation e'er she fram'd . O thou divinest ...
Now , worthy friends , the cause why we are met , Is in celebration of the day that
gave Immortal Shakespear to this favour'd ifle , The most replenished sweet work
of nature , Which from the prime creation e'er she fram'd . O thou divinest ...
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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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