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You hold the word , from Jove to Momus giv'n That man was made the standing jest of heav'n ; And gold but sent to keep the fools in play , For some to heap , and some to throw away : But I , who think more highly of our kind ...
You hold the word , from Jove to Momus giv'n That man was made the standing jest of heav'n ; And gold but sent to keep the fools in play , For some to heap , and some to throw away : But I , who think more highly of our kind ...
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A shining synod of majestic gods Gilds with new lustre the divine abodes ; Heav'n seems improved with a superior ray , And the bright arch reflects a double day . The monarch then his solemn silence broke , The still creation listened ...
A shining synod of majestic gods Gilds with new lustre the divine abodes ; Heav'n seems improved with a superior ray , And the bright arch reflects a double day . The monarch then his solemn silence broke , The still creation listened ...
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Heav'n , that ” ( said he ) “ inspired me first to wed , Provides a consort worthy of my bed : Let none oppose th ' election , since on this Depends my quiet , and my future bliss . " A dame there is , the darling of my eyes , Young ...
Heav'n , that ” ( said he ) “ inspired me first to wed , Provides a consort worthy of my bed : Let none oppose th ' election , since on this Depends my quiet , and my future bliss . " A dame there is , the darling of my eyes , Young ...
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CONTENTS | 8 |
PREFATORY MEMOIR | 18 |
ESSAY ON CRITICISM | 40 |
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