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... by constraint he starves : Toils life away upon the stubborn plain , T'extort from
thence the flow reluctant grain ; The flow reluctant grain , procur'd to - day , His
less industrious neighbour steals away : Hence fifts and clubs the village - peace
...
... by constraint he starves : Toils life away upon the stubborn plain , T'extort from
thence the flow reluctant grain ; The flow reluctant grain , procur'd to - day , His
less industrious neighbour steals away : Hence fifts and clubs the village - peace
...
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Hence , Troy , thy fate ! the blood of thousands spilt , And orphans mourning for
unconscious guilt . Thus love destroys , for kinder purpose giv'n ; And man
corrupts the blessings meant by heav'n ; Self - injur'd , let us censure Him no
more ...
Hence , Troy , thy fate ! the blood of thousands spilt , And orphans mourning for
unconscious guilt . Thus love destroys , for kinder purpose giv'n ; And man
corrupts the blessings meant by heav'n ; Self - injur'd , let us censure Him no
more ...
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... for his haughty lord his harvests rise : Then filent fighs ; but stops his Navish
breath : He filent fighs : for should he speak , ' tis death . Hence from our field the
lazy grain we call , Too much for want , for luxury too small : Whilst all Campania's
...
... for his haughty lord his harvests rise : Then filent fighs ; but stops his Navish
breath : He filent fighs : for should he speak , ' tis death . Hence from our field the
lazy grain we call , Too much for want , for luxury too small : Whilst all Campania's
...
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Hence that unhappy tribe who nought pursue : Who fin , for want of something
else to do . Sir John is bless'd with riches , honour , love And to be bless'd indeed
, needs only move . For want of this , with pain he lives away , A lump of hardly ...
Hence that unhappy tribe who nought pursue : Who fin , for want of something
else to do . Sir John is bless'd with riches , honour , love And to be bless'd indeed
, needs only move . For want of this , with pain he lives away , A lump of hardly ...
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What numbers , sloth with gloomy humours fills ! Racking their brains with
visionary ills . Hence what loud outcries , and well - meaning rage , What endless
quarrels at the present age ! How many blame ! how often may we hear , « Such
vice !
What numbers , sloth with gloomy humours fills ! Racking their brains with
visionary ills . Hence what loud outcries , and well - meaning rage , What endless
quarrels at the present age ! How many blame ! how often may we hear , « Such
vice !
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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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