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Till ev'ry motion , pulse , and breath be o'er ; And even my Abelard be loved no more . O death all - eloquent ! you only prove What dust we dote on , when ' tis man we love . Then , too , when fate shall thy fair frame destroy , ( That ...
Till ev'ry motion , pulse , and breath be o'er ; And even my Abelard be loved no more . O death all - eloquent ! you only prove What dust we dote on , when ' tis man we love . Then , too , when fate shall thy fair frame destroy , ( That ...
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Millions and millions on these banks he views , Thick as the stars of night or morning dews , As thick as bees o'er vernai blossoms fly , As thick as eggs at Ward in pillory . ' Wondering he gazed : when lo ! a sage appears , By his ...
Millions and millions on these banks he views , Thick as the stars of night or morning dews , As thick as bees o'er vernai blossoms fly , As thick as eggs at Ward in pillory . ' Wondering he gazed : when lo ! a sage appears , By his ...
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7 While towering o'er your alphabet , like Saul , Stands our Digamma , ' and o'ertops them all . ' Tis true , on words is still our whole debate , Disputes of me , or te , ” of aut or at , To sound or sink in cano , O or A , Or give up ...
7 While towering o'er your alphabet , like Saul , Stands our Digamma , ' and o'ertops them all . ' Tis true , on words is still our whole debate , Disputes of me , or te , ” of aut or at , To sound or sink in cano , O or A , Or give up ...
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CONTENTS | 8 |
PREFATORY MEMOIR | 18 |
ESSAY ON CRITICISM | 40 |
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