A Collection of Poems ...Robert Dodsley J. Hughs, 1758 |
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... dæmons in my own fond breaft Wou'd all these thoughts inceffantly suggest , And all that fenfe muft feel , tho ' pity had supprest . Yet added grief my apprehenfion fills ( If there can be addition to those ills ) When they shall cry ...
... dæmons in my own fond breaft Wou'd all these thoughts inceffantly suggest , And all that fenfe muft feel , tho ' pity had supprest . Yet added grief my apprehenfion fills ( If there can be addition to those ills ) When they shall cry ...
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... dæmons in the Zephyr hears . But if a hermit you're refolv'd to dwell , And bid to focial life a laft farewell ; ' Tis impious . : God never made an independent man , " Twould jarr the concord of his general plan : See every part of ...
... dæmons in the Zephyr hears . But if a hermit you're refolv'd to dwell , And bid to focial life a laft farewell ; ' Tis impious . : God never made an independent man , " Twould jarr the concord of his general plan : See every part of ...
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... dæmons of the tempeft rave , Skill must conduct the vessel thro ' the wave . Sidney , what good man envies not thy blow ? Who wou'd not with Anytus for a foe ? Intrepid Virtue triumphs over Fate , The good can never be unfortunate . And ...
... dæmons of the tempeft rave , Skill must conduct the vessel thro ' the wave . Sidney , what good man envies not thy blow ? Who wou'd not with Anytus for a foe ? Intrepid Virtue triumphs over Fate , The good can never be unfortunate . And ...
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