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... With each dire form Imagination wears When harrass'd Nature finks in turbid
sleep ) Oft in his dreams he saw diffufive day Through bursting glooms its
cheerful beams extend ; On billowy clouds saw sportive Genii play , And bright
Hygeia ...
... With each dire form Imagination wears When harrass'd Nature finks in turbid
sleep ) Oft in his dreams he saw diffufive day Through bursting glooms its
cheerful beams extend ; On billowy clouds saw sportive Genii play , And bright
Hygeia ...
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Such wond'rous pow'rs as these muft fure be given For most important purposes
by heav'n ; Who bids these ftars as bright examples thine Befprinkled thinly by the
hand divine , To form to virtue each degenerate time , And point out to the foul ...
Such wond'rous pow'rs as these muft fure be given For most important purposes
by heav'n ; Who bids these ftars as bright examples thine Befprinkled thinly by the
hand divine , To form to virtue each degenerate time , And point out to the foul ...
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Th ' unreas'ning crowd ; to passion's fequel blind , By passion fir'd and impotent of
mind : Competitors in clamorous , suit to share The toys she tosses with
regardless air ; Trifles , for solid worth by most pursu'd , Bright - colour'd vapours
and ...
Th ' unreas'ning crowd ; to passion's fequel blind , By passion fir'd and impotent of
mind : Competitors in clamorous , suit to share The toys she tosses with
regardless air ; Trifles , for solid worth by most pursu'd , Bright - colour'd vapours
and ...
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So the bright fires that light the milky way , Loft and extinguish'd in the solar ray ;
In the sun's absence pour a flood of light , And borrow all their brightness from the
night . To cheat our eyes how well dost thou contrive ! Each object here seems ...
So the bright fires that light the milky way , Loft and extinguish'd in the solar ray ;
In the sun's absence pour a flood of light , And borrow all their brightness from the
night . To cheat our eyes how well dost thou contrive ! Each object here seems ...
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Bright fhone thy stars , thy Fortune flourish'd fair , And seem'd secure beyond the
reach of care , And so might still have been , but anxious thought Has dalh'd thy
cup , and thou must taste the draught . It so befel , as on a certain day This happy
...
Bright fhone thy stars , thy Fortune flourish'd fair , And seem'd secure beyond the
reach of care , And so might still have been , but anxious thought Has dalh'd thy
cup , and thou must taste the draught . It so befel , as on a certain day This happy
...
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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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