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... paffion . What fignifies too long quotation ? 360 In Ode and Epic , plain the cafe is , 365 That Love holds one of these two places . Dick , withour paffion or reflection , I'll ftrait demolish this objection . First , Poets , all the ...
... paffion . What fignifies too long quotation ? 360 In Ode and Epic , plain the cafe is , 365 That Love holds one of these two places . Dick , withour paffion or reflection , I'll ftrait demolish this objection . First , Poets , all the ...
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... Paffion's folly , and of Reafon's force ; 215 220 225 That , to the Tribes attentive , thou canst fhow Whence their misfortunes or their bleffings flow ; That thou in fcience as in power art great ; And Truth and Honour on thy edicts ...
... Paffion's folly , and of Reafon's force ; 215 220 225 That , to the Tribes attentive , thou canst fhow Whence their misfortunes or their bleffings flow ; That thou in fcience as in power art great ; And Truth and Honour on thy edicts ...
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... paffion and my ftedfaft hate : For , long as blood informs these circling veins , Or fleeting breath its latest power retains ; Hear me to Egypt's vengeful Gods declare , Hate is my part ; be thine , O King , despair . Now ftrike , fhe ...
... paffion and my ftedfaft hate : For , long as blood informs these circling veins , Or fleeting breath its latest power retains ; Hear me to Egypt's vengeful Gods declare , Hate is my part ; be thine , O King , despair . Now ftrike , fhe ...
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Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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