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Eternal youth and pleasure fourish there ; There all the little loves and graces
meet , And ev'ry thing that's foft , and ev'ry thing that's sweet . Thou vagrant , cried
the dame in angry tone , ' . where could'ft shou loiter thus fo long alone ?
Eternal youth and pleasure fourish there ; There all the little loves and graces
meet , And ev'ry thing that's foft , and ev'ry thing that's sweet . Thou vagrant , cried
the dame in angry tone , ' . where could'ft shou loiter thus fo long alone ?
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None can the dread artillery meet , Or thro ' the airy region rove , But he who
guards the throne of Jove , And grasps the flaming bolt of sacred fire . I. 3 : 1
Know , with young Ambition bold , În vain , my Muse , thy dazled eyes explore
Distant ...
None can the dread artillery meet , Or thro ' the airy region rove , But he who
guards the throne of Jove , And grasps the flaming bolt of sacred fire . I. 3 : 1
Know , with young Ambition bold , În vain , my Muse , thy dazled eyes explore
Distant ...
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... Cold hand extinguish ) at this spot , this point , Here P *** , we social meet , and
gaze about , And look back to the scenes our pastime trod In nature's morning ,
when the gamesome hours Had sliding feet , and laugh'd themselves away .
... Cold hand extinguish ) at this spot , this point , Here P *** , we social meet , and
gaze about , And look back to the scenes our pastime trod In nature's morning ,
when the gamesome hours Had sliding feet , and laugh'd themselves away .
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-each rattling coach suggests The loath'd ideas of the crowding guests . To visit --
were to publish my disgrace ; To meet the spleen in ev'ry other place ; To join old
maids and dowagers forlorn ; And be at once their comfort and their scorn !
-each rattling coach suggests The loath'd ideas of the crowding guests . To visit --
were to publish my disgrace ; To meet the spleen in ev'ry other place ; To join old
maids and dowagers forlorn ; And be at once their comfort and their scorn !
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In distant trills it echos o'er the tide ; Now meets mine ear with warbles wildly free
, As swells the Lark's meridian ecstacy ... foliage round the fane of Truth : “ To arts
like these devote thy tuneful toil , " And meet its fair reward in D'ARCY's smile .
In distant trills it echos o'er the tide ; Now meets mine ear with warbles wildly free
, As swells the Lark's meridian ecstacy ... foliage round the fane of Truth : “ To arts
like these devote thy tuneful toil , " And meet its fair reward in D'ARCY's smile .
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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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