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But , from whose holy , piercing eye , The herd of fools , and villains fly . Oh ! how
I love with thee ' to walk ! And listen to thy whisper'd talk ; Which innocence , and
truth imparts , And melts the most obdurate hearts . A thousand shapes you ...
But , from whose holy , piercing eye , The herd of fools , and villains fly . Oh ! how
I love with thee ' to walk ! And listen to thy whisper'd talk ; Which innocence , and
truth imparts , And melts the most obdurate hearts . A thousand shapes you ...
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With me eternal pleasures reign . ” XVI . “ What pleasures , vain mistaken wretch ,
are thine ! ( Virtue with scorn reply'd :) “ who sleep'ft in ease “ Insensate ; whose
soft limbs the toil decline « That seasons bliss , and makes enjoyment please .
With me eternal pleasures reign . ” XVI . “ What pleasures , vain mistaken wretch ,
are thine ! ( Virtue with scorn reply'd :) “ who sleep'ft in ease “ Insensate ; whose
soft limbs the toil decline « That seasons bliss , and makes enjoyment please .
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Here Panacea , here Nepenthe grew , Here Polygon , and each ambrosial weed ;
Whose vertues could decayed - health renew , And , answering exhausted
nature's need , Mote eath mortal to immortal feed . Here lives Adonis in unfading
...
Here Panacea , here Nepenthe grew , Here Polygon , and each ambrosial weed ;
Whose vertues could decayed - health renew , And , answering exhausted
nature's need , Mote eath mortal to immortal feed . Here lives Adonis in unfading
...
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In borrow'd gear , th ' exulting losel glides , Whose faded hues with joy Aufh bright
again ; Triumphant ore the buoyant flood he rides ; And fhoots th ' important gulph
, borne on the gentle tydes . XXII . So shone the brazen gates of Babylon ...
In borrow'd gear , th ' exulting losel glides , Whose faded hues with joy Aufh bright
again ; Triumphant ore the buoyant flood he rides ; And fhoots th ' important gulph
, borne on the gentle tydes . XXII . So shone the brazen gates of Babylon ...
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AIL LIBERTY ! whose presence glads th'abode , ܪ By thee sustain'd , th '
unbounded spirit runs , Moulds orbs on orbs , and lights up funs on suns By thee
sustain'd , in love unwearied lives , And uncontroul'd creates , supports , forgives :
No ...
AIL LIBERTY ! whose presence glads th'abode , ܪ By thee sustain'd , th '
unbounded spirit runs , Moulds orbs on orbs , and lights up funs on suns By thee
sustain'd , in love unwearied lives , And uncontroul'd creates , supports , forgives :
No ...
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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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