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Where is the villa's rural pride , The swelling dome's inperial gleam , Which lov'd
to grace thy verdant side , And tremble in thy golden stream ? Where are the bold
, the busy throngs , That rush'd impatient to the war , Or tun'd to peace triumphal ...
Where is the villa's rural pride , The swelling dome's inperial gleam , Which lov'd
to grace thy verdant side , And tremble in thy golden stream ? Where are the bold
, the busy throngs , That rush'd impatient to the war , Or tun'd to peace triumphal ...
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Did here , in after - times of Roman pride , The mufing shepherd from Soracte's
height See towns extend where'er thy waters glide , And temples rise , and
peopled farms unite ? They did . For this deserted plain The Hero ftrove , nor
strove in ...
Did here , in after - times of Roman pride , The mufing shepherd from Soracte's
height See towns extend where'er thy waters glide , And temples rise , and
peopled farms unite ? They did . For this deserted plain The Hero ftrove , nor
strove in ...
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... haling in her chain The mighty , there a despicable train Impure in Luft's
inglorious fetter bound , And Naves of Avarice rooting up the ground : Thralls of
Vain - glory , thralls of swelling Pride , Unnumber'd fools , unnumber'd plagues
beside .
... haling in her chain The mighty , there a despicable train Impure in Luft's
inglorious fetter bound , And Naves of Avarice rooting up the ground : Thralls of
Vain - glory , thralls of swelling Pride , Unnumber'd fools , unnumber'd plagues
beside .
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Pride , pride averts their eyes From ofer'd light : in felf - sufficience wise , Altho '
anknowing , they presume to know : Clogg'd with that vain conccit they creep
below , Nor can moont up to yon exalted bound , True Wisdoin's mansion , by the
...
Pride , pride averts their eyes From ofer'd light : in felf - sufficience wise , Altho '
anknowing , they presume to know : Clogg'd with that vain conccit they creep
below , Nor can moont up to yon exalted bound , True Wisdoin's mansion , by the
...
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By which superior power is still imply'd , And while it helps the fortune , hurts the
pride . Slight is the hate neglect or hardships breed , But those who hate from
envy , hate indeed . Since so perplex'd the choice , whom shall we trust :
Methinks , I ...
By which superior power is still imply'd , And while it helps the fortune , hurts the
pride . Slight is the hate neglect or hardships breed , But those who hate from
envy , hate indeed . Since so perplex'd the choice , whom shall we trust :
Methinks , I ...
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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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