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... tremble at a mortal's nod ! His generous foul disdains the tyrant's rod . . Forc'd
to submit , at last he tastes the fruit ; Finds wealth and honours blostom from its
root . D4 Wculd c Would thy young foul be like the Roman free ( 55 )
... tremble at a mortal's nod ! His generous foul disdains the tyrant's rod . . Forc'd
to submit , at last he tastes the fruit ; Finds wealth and honours blostom from its
root . D4 Wculd c Would thy young foul be like the Roman free ( 55 )
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... inclination brib'd , we never want Excuse ---- ' Tis hot , and walking makes one
faint . ” Now sense gets strength ; my bright resolves decay , Like stars that melt at
the approach of day : Thought dies , and ev'n , at last , your image fades away .
... inclination brib'd , we never want Excuse ---- ' Tis hot , and walking makes one
faint . ” Now sense gets strength ; my bright resolves decay , Like stars that melt at
the approach of day : Thought dies , and ev'n , at last , your image fades away .
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-well , sure , the last day must be near ! " T ' avoid such wild , imaginary pains ,
The sad creation of diftemper'd brains , Dispatch , dear friend ! move , labour ,
sweat , run , fly ! Do aught - but think the day of judgment nigh . There are , who'
ve ...
-well , sure , the last day must be near ! " T ' avoid such wild , imaginary pains ,
The sad creation of diftemper'd brains , Dispatch , dear friend ! move , labour ,
sweat , run , fly ! Do aught - but think the day of judgment nigh . There are , who'
ve ...
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Seduc'd by empty forms of false delight Such , in some men , their deadly last to
write ! Ev'n I , whose genius seems as much forgot , ( Mine when I write , as your's
when you do not ; ) Who gravely thus can others ' faults condemn , My self ...
Seduc'd by empty forms of false delight Such , in some men , their deadly last to
write ! Ev'n I , whose genius seems as much forgot , ( Mine when I write , as your's
when you do not ; ) Who gravely thus can others ' faults condemn , My self ...
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Some hoary Hypocrite , grown old in fin , Whose thoughts of heav'n with his last
hours begin , Counting a chaplet with a bigot care , And mumbling somewhat '
twixt a charm and pray'r , Hugs a dawb'd image of his injur'd Lord , And squeezes
...
Some hoary Hypocrite , grown old in fin , Whose thoughts of heav'n with his last
hours begin , Counting a chaplet with a bigot care , And mumbling somewhat '
twixt a charm and pray'r , Hugs a dawb'd image of his injur'd Lord , And squeezes
...
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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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