A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Band 6For R. and J. Dodsley, at Tully's-Head in Pall-Mall, 1763 - 336 Seiten |
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... inform the recent wave . My lyre fhall pay your bounty . Nor difdain That humble tribute . Though a mortal hand Excite the frings to utterance , yet for themes Not Not unregarded of cœleftial powers , I frame their language.
... inform the recent wave . My lyre fhall pay your bounty . Nor difdain That humble tribute . Though a mortal hand Excite the frings to utterance , yet for themes Not Not unregarded of cœleftial powers , I frame their language.
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... mortal fenfe impart : They beft the foul with glory fire ; They nobleft counfels , boldeft deeds infpire ; And high o'er Fortune's rage inthrone the fixed heart . I. 2. Nor I. 2 . Nor lefs prevailing is their charm The [ 15 ]
... mortal fenfe impart : They beft the foul with glory fire ; They nobleft counfels , boldeft deeds infpire ; And high o'er Fortune's rage inthrone the fixed heart . I. 2. Nor I. 2 . Nor lefs prevailing is their charm The [ 15 ]
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... mortal source ? What think you of the bard's enchanting art , Which , whether he attempts to warm the heart With fabled scenes , or charm the ear with rhyme , Breathes all pathetic , lovely , and fublime ? Whilft things on earth roll ...
... mortal source ? What think you of the bard's enchanting art , Which , whether he attempts to warm the heart With fabled scenes , or charm the ear with rhyme , Breathes all pathetic , lovely , and fublime ? Whilft things on earth roll ...
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... mortal man . But fince thefe fages , fo abfurdly wife , Vainly pretend enjoyments to despise , Because externals , and in Fortune's pow'r , Now mine , now thine , the bleffings of an hour ; Why value then , that firength of mind , they ...
... mortal man . But fince thefe fages , fo abfurdly wife , Vainly pretend enjoyments to despise , Because externals , and in Fortune's pow'r , Now mine , now thine , the bleffings of an hour ; Why value then , that firength of mind , they ...
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... mortal state ; By age when fummon'd to refign his breath , Calm , and ferene , he fees approaching death , As the fafe port , the peaceful filent shore , Where he may reft , life's tedious voyage o'er : He , and he only , is of death ...
... mortal state ; By age when fummon'd to refign his breath , Calm , and ferene , he fees approaching death , As the fafe port , the peaceful filent shore , Where he may reft , life's tedious voyage o'er : He , and he only , is of death ...
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