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... With manly tone , “ thy birth of heav'nly race ; Thy tender age that loy'd
instruction's voice , Promis'd thee generous , patient , brave and wife ; “ When
manhood should confirm thy glorious choice : “ Now expectation waits to see
thee rise .
... With manly tone , “ thy birth of heav'nly race ; Thy tender age that loy'd
instruction's voice , Promis'd thee generous , patient , brave and wife ; “ When
manhood should confirm thy glorious choice : “ Now expectation waits to see
thee rise .
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Did not high God of old ordain , When to thy grasp he gave the scepter of the
main , That empire in this favour'd land , Fix'd on religion's folid base should
stand ? When from thy struggling neck he broke Th ' inglorious , galling , papal
yoke ...
Did not high God of old ordain , When to thy grasp he gave the scepter of the
main , That empire in this favour'd land , Fix'd on religion's folid base should
stand ? When from thy struggling neck he broke Th ' inglorious , galling , papal
yoke ...
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... med'cines in them are : What wonders follow their repeated use “ N'ote thy
weak sense conceive , should I declare ; “ Their labour'd balm , and well -
concocted juice , “ New life , new forms , new thews , new joys , new worlds {
produce , XII .
... med'cines in them are : What wonders follow their repeated use “ N'ote thy
weak sense conceive , should I declare ; “ Their labour'd balm , and well -
concocted juice , “ New life , new forms , new thews , new joys , new worlds {
produce , XII .
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But why “ Should gazing thus offend ? or how unbidden I ? , XXVII , • The sun that
wakes those flourets from their beds , 66 Or opes these buds by his soft influence
, " Is not offended that they peep their heads , « And shew they feel his pow'r by ...
But why “ Should gazing thus offend ? or how unbidden I ? , XXVII , • The sun that
wakes those flourets from their beds , 66 Or opes these buds by his soft influence
, " Is not offended that they peep their heads , « And shew they feel his pow'r by ...
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What wonders follow their repeated use « N'ote thy weak sense conceive ,
should I declare : « Their labour'd balm , and well - concocted juice , “ New life ,
new forms , new thews , new joys , new worlds “ produce . XXXII . Thy term of tryal
paft ...
What wonders follow their repeated use « N'ote thy weak sense conceive ,
should I declare : « Their labour'd balm , and well - concocted juice , “ New life ,
new forms , new thews , new joys , new worlds “ produce . XXXII . Thy term of tryal
paft ...
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| Titel | A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Band 3 A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Robert Dodsley |
| Autor/in | Robert Dodsley |
| Herausgeber | Robert Dodsley |
| Verlag | J. Hughs, 1763 |
| Original von | Nationalbibliothek der Tschechischen Republik |
| Digitalisiert | 4. Okt. 2016 |
| Länge | 351 Seiten |
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