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And Peace , that seldom knows to share The Statesman's friendly bowl , be there
; While rofy Health , fuperior guest , Loose to the Zephyrs bares her breast ; And ,
to add a sweeter grace , Give her foft Amelia's face . Mason , why this dull delay ...
And Peace , that seldom knows to share The Statesman's friendly bowl , be there
; While rofy Health , fuperior guest , Loose to the Zephyrs bares her breast ; And ,
to add a sweeter grace , Give her foft Amelia's face . Mason , why this dull delay ...
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Prais'd by each tongue , by ev'ry heart belov'd , For Virtues practis'd , and for Arts
improv'd : Their easy aspects shine with smiles serene , And all is peace , and
happiness within : Their sleep is ne'er disturb'd by fears , or strife , Nor luft , nor ...
Prais'd by each tongue , by ev'ry heart belov'd , For Virtues practis'd , and for Arts
improv'd : Their easy aspects shine with smiles serene , And all is peace , and
happiness within : Their sleep is ne'er disturb'd by fears , or strife , Nor luft , nor ...
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The varying scenes in ev'ry virtuous foul Each pleasing change with various
pleasures bless , Raise cheerful hopes , and anxious fears controul , And form a
Paradise of inward peace . To the Right Hon . Sir ROBERT WALPOLE . Quod
censet ...
The varying scenes in ev'ry virtuous foul Each pleasing change with various
pleasures bless , Raise cheerful hopes , and anxious fears controul , And form a
Paradise of inward peace . To the Right Hon . Sir ROBERT WALPOLE . Quod
censet ...
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In peaceful time he suffer'd not his mind To ruft in floth , tho ' much to peace inclin'
d ; Nor wanton in the lap of pleasure lay , And lost to glory loiter'd life away ; But
active rising ere the prime of day , Thro ' woods and lonely desarts lov'd to stray ...
In peaceful time he suffer'd not his mind To ruft in floth , tho ' much to peace inclin'
d ; Nor wanton in the lap of pleasure lay , And lost to glory loiter'd life away ; But
active rising ere the prime of day , Thro ' woods and lonely desarts lov'd to stray ...
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Peace EACE to this meeting , Joy and fair time , health and good wishes ! 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 ...
Peace EACE to this meeting , Joy and fair time , health and good wishes ! 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 ...
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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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