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The mind , who always to perfection hastes , Perfection , such as here the never
talles , With gratitude accepts the kind deceit , And thence foresees a system
more compleat . Of thofe what think you , who the circling race Of suns , and their
...
The mind , who always to perfection hastes , Perfection , such as here the never
talles , With gratitude accepts the kind deceit , And thence foresees a system
more compleat . Of thofe what think you , who the circling race Of suns , and their
...
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Th ' Athenian lage revolving in his mind This weakness , blindness , madness of
mankind , Foretold , that in maturer days , tho ' late , When time should ripen the
decrees of Fate , Some God would light us , like the rising day , Thro ' error's ...
Th ' Athenian lage revolving in his mind This weakness , blindness , madness of
mankind , Foretold , that in maturer days , tho ' late , When time should ripen the
decrees of Fate , Some God would light us , like the rising day , Thro ' error's ...
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But sure experience , on the flightest view , Shews us , that the reverse of this is
true ; For when the body oft expiring lies , Its limbs quite senseless , and half clos'
d its eyes , The mind new force , and eloquence acquires , And with prophetic ...
But sure experience , on the flightest view , Shews us , that the reverse of this is
true ; For when the body oft expiring lies , Its limbs quite senseless , and half clos'
d its eyes , The mind new force , and eloquence acquires , And with prophetic ...
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Cease then to wonder how th'immortal mind Can live , when from the body quite
disjoin'd ; * But'rather wonder , if she e'er cou'd die , So fram'd , so fashion'd for
eternity ; Self - movd , not form'd of parts together ty'd , Which time can dissipate ...
Cease then to wonder how th'immortal mind Can live , when from the body quite
disjoin'd ; * But'rather wonder , if she e'er cou'd die , So fram'd , so fashion'd for
eternity ; Self - movd , not form'd of parts together ty'd , Which time can dissipate ...
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But never more shall bis old restless foes Awake his fears , nor trouble his repose
? Never . In righteous habitude inur'd , From Pasion's baneful anarchy fecur'd , In
each enticing scene , each instant hard , That sovereign antidote his mind will ...
But never more shall bis old restless foes Awake his fears , nor trouble his repose
? Never . In righteous habitude inur'd , From Pasion's baneful anarchy fecur'd , In
each enticing scene , each instant hard , That sovereign antidote his mind will ...
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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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