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Then will I grant thee all thy soul's desire ; “ All that may charm thine ear , and
please thy fight : “ All that thy thought can frame , or wish require , « To steep thy
ravish'd senses in delight . “ The sumptuous feaft , enhanc'd with music's found ...
Then will I grant thee all thy soul's desire ; “ All that may charm thine ear , and
please thy fight : “ All that thy thought can frame , or wish require , « To steep thy
ravish'd senses in delight . “ The sumptuous feaft , enhanc'd with music's found ...
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From bounteous nature's unexhausted ftores “ Flows the pure fountain of sincere
delights : “ Averse to her , you waste the joyless hours ; “ Sleep drowns thy ...
Fond wretch , that vainly weenest all delight “ To gratify the sense reserv'd for
thee !
From bounteous nature's unexhausted ftores “ Flows the pure fountain of sincere
delights : “ Averse to her , you waste the joyless hours ; “ Sleep drowns thy ...
Fond wretch , that vainly weenest all delight “ To gratify the sense reserv'd for
thee !
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Nor with less pleasure ftray'd Her eyes delighted o'er his gloffy kin ; Yet frighted at
the thorn on which he play'd : ? Pleasure with horror mixt ! the hung between
Suspended ; yields , recoils , uncertain where to lin , XXIX . At length the spoke ...
Nor with less pleasure ftray'd Her eyes delighted o'er his gloffy kin ; Yet frighted at
the thorn on which he play'd : ? Pleasure with horror mixt ! the hung between
Suspended ; yields , recoils , uncertain where to lin , XXIX . At length the spoke ...
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There are , who've lost all relish for delight : With them no earthly thing is ever
right . T'expect to alter to their taste , were vain ; For who can mend fo faft , as they
complain ? Whate'er you do , shall be a crime with such ; One while you've lost ...
There are , who've lost all relish for delight : With them no earthly thing is ever
right . T'expect to alter to their taste , were vain ; For who can mend fo faft , as they
complain ? Whate'er you do , shall be a crime with such ; One while you've lost ...
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... sure grievous is th ' offence , And grievous is ( heaven knows ! ) its recompence
. At once in want of rhyme , and want of rest ; Plagues to themselves , and to
mankind a jest : E 3 Seduc'd Seduc'd by empty forms of false delight Such , in [ .
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... sure grievous is th ' offence , And grievous is ( heaven knows ! ) its recompence
. At once in want of rhyme , and want of rest ; Plagues to themselves , and to
mankind a jest : E 3 Seduc'd Seduc'd by empty forms of false delight Such , in [ .
69 )
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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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