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Bat what truth prompts , my tongue shall not disguise ; " The fteep afcent must be
with toil subdu'd : “ Watching and cares must win the lofty prize * Propos'd by
heav'n ; true bliss , and real good . « Honour « Honour rewards the brave and
bold ...
Bat what truth prompts , my tongue shall not disguise ; " The fteep afcent must be
with toil subdu'd : “ Watching and cares must win the lofty prize * Propos'd by
heav'n ; true bliss , and real good . « Honour « Honour rewards the brave and
bold ...
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Twice have her barbarous fons our war - train'd hosts o'erThey fell a cheap
inglorious prey ; Th ' ambitious victor's boast was half suppreft , While heav'n -
bred fear , and wild dismay , Unman'd the warrior's heart , and reign'd in every
breast .
Twice have her barbarous fons our war - train'd hosts o'erThey fell a cheap
inglorious prey ; Th ' ambitious victor's boast was half suppreft , While heav'n -
bred fear , and wild dismay , Unman'd the warrior's heart , and reign'd in every
breast .
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A beauteous Fay , or heav'n - descended spright , Sprung from her fire ,
withouten female's aid , ( As erft Minerva did ) and Psyche hight , In that inclosure
happy sojourn made . No art some heel'd uncomelyness betray'd , But nature
wrought ...
A beauteous Fay , or heav'n - descended spright , Sprung from her fire ,
withouten female's aid , ( As erft Minerva did ) and Psyche hight , In that inclosure
happy sojourn made . No art some heel'd uncomelyness betray'd , But nature
wrought ...
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Dwells then in heav'n such envý , void of love and truth ? XXXIV . ' « Is this the
instance of his tenderness , “ To envy Psyche what to worms is given ! « To cut
her off from present happiness “ With feign'd reversion of a promis'd heav'n ?
Dwells then in heav'n such envý , void of love and truth ? XXXIV . ' « Is this the
instance of his tenderness , “ To envy Psyche what to worms is given ! « To cut
her off from present happiness “ With feign'd reversion of a promis'd heav'n ?
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His essence follows , and his throne of heav'n ; His very unity . Proud wretch !
fhall he Un - god himself to make a god of thee ? How wide , such luft of liberty
confounds ! Would less content thee , prudent mark the bounds ! “ Those which th
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His essence follows , and his throne of heav'n ; His very unity . Proud wretch !
fhall he Un - god himself to make a god of thee ? How wide , such luft of liberty
confounds ! Would less content thee , prudent mark the bounds ! “ Those which th
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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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