The Works of the English Poets: PopeH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... Truth fhall mock thy toil : Immortal Truth fhall bid the fhaft recoil : With rage retorted , wing the deadly dart ; 180 185 And empty all its poifon in thy heart . With caution next , the dangerous power apply ; 190 An eagle's talon ...
... Truth fhall mock thy toil : Immortal Truth fhall bid the fhaft recoil : With rage retorted , wing the deadly dart ; 180 185 And empty all its poifon in thy heart . With caution next , the dangerous power apply ; 190 An eagle's talon ...
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... Truth you fcan , And lend th ' informing Clue to erring Man : No more fhall Reafon boast her power divine , Her Base eternal fhook by Folly's mine ! Truth's facred Fort th ' exploded laugh shall win ; And Coxcombs vanquish Berkeley by a ...
... Truth you fcan , And lend th ' informing Clue to erring Man : No more fhall Reafon boast her power divine , Her Base eternal fhook by Folly's mine ! Truth's facred Fort th ' exploded laugh shall win ; And Coxcombs vanquish Berkeley by a ...
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... Truth's eternal ray , Burns clear and conftant , like the fource of day : Like this its beam , prolific and refin'd , Feeds , warms , infpirits , and exalts the mind ; Mildly difpels each wintery Paffion's gloom , And opens all the ...
... Truth's eternal ray , Burns clear and conftant , like the fource of day : Like this its beam , prolific and refin'd , Feeds , warms , infpirits , and exalts the mind ; Mildly difpels each wintery Paffion's gloom , And opens all the ...
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Of the End and Efficacy of Satire | 9 |
Of the nature and ſtate of man with | 27 |
Of the nature and ſtate of man with | 40 |
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