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Out burft the frannion into open laugh : She blush'd , and frown'd at his uncivil
mirth . Then , foftend to a smile , as hiding half What mote offend if boldly útter'd
forth , He seem'd tassay to give his answer birth : But stop'd ; and chang'd his
smiles ...
Out burft the frannion into open laugh : She blush'd , and frown'd at his uncivil
mirth . Then , foftend to a smile , as hiding half What mote offend if boldly útter'd
forth , He seem'd tassay to give his answer birth : But stop'd ; and chang'd his
smiles ...
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... virtue , by the stroke meant vice to kill , XLV . “ Yet XLV , “ Yet left impunity
should forehead give " [ 40 ]
... virtue , by the stroke meant vice to kill , XLV . “ Yet XLV , “ Yet left impunity
should forehead give " [ 40 ]
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XLV , “ Yet left impunity should forehead give " To vice , in me let guilt adopted
find A victim ; here awhile vouchsafe me live “ Thy proof of justice , mixt with
mercy kind ! " " --- Oh ! strange request ( quoth she ) of pity blind ! “ How shouldst
thou ...
XLV , “ Yet left impunity should forehead give " To vice , in me let guilt adopted
find A victim ; here awhile vouchsafe me live “ Thy proof of justice , mixt with
mercy kind ! " " --- Oh ! strange request ( quoth she ) of pity blind ! “ How shouldst
thou ...
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A whim , t ' improvements making fond pretence , Would burft a fyftem in
experiments ; Sparrows and cats indeed no more should fear , But Saturn tremble
in his diftant sphere : Give thee but footing in another world , Say , Archimedes ,
where ...
A whim , t ' improvements making fond pretence , Would burft a fyftem in
experiments ; Sparrows and cats indeed no more should fear , But Saturn tremble
in his diftant sphere : Give thee but footing in another world , Say , Archimedes ,
where ...
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A blefling , worthy of a god to give ! Who on th ' unspotted mind his Maker drew
The heav'nly characters , correct and true . All useful knowledge , from that
source , supply'd ; No blindness fprung from ignorance , or pride : All proper
blessings ...
A blefling , worthy of a god to give ! Who on th ' unspotted mind his Maker drew
The heav'nly characters , correct and true . All useful knowledge , from that
source , supply'd ; No blindness fprung from ignorance , or pride : All proper
blessings ...
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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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