The Works of the English Poets, Volumen12E. Cox, 1779 - 154 páginas |
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... rich fand in him , no pearls are found , Yet fields rejoice , his meadows laugh around ; Lefs wealth his bofom holds , lefs guilty stores , For he exhausts himself , t'enrich the shores . Mila F Mild and ferene the peaceful current ...
... rich fand in him , no pearls are found , Yet fields rejoice , his meadows laugh around ; Lefs wealth his bofom holds , lefs guilty stores , For he exhausts himself , t'enrich the shores . Mila F Mild and ferene the peaceful current ...
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... rich wine and oil ; In breathing colours , and in living paint , Let them excel ; their maftery we grant . But to inftruct the mind , to arm the foul With virtue which no dangers can control ; Exalt the thought , a fpeedy courage lend ...
... rich wine and oil ; In breathing colours , and in living paint , Let them excel ; their maftery we grant . But to inftruct the mind , to arm the foul With virtue which no dangers can control ; Exalt the thought , a fpeedy courage lend ...
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... Rich in themselves , difdaining to afpire , Great without pomp , they willingly retire ; Give place to fools , whofe rash misjudging sense Increases the weak measures of their prince ; They blindly and implicitly run on , Nor fee thofe ...
... Rich in themselves , difdaining to afpire , Great without pomp , they willingly retire ; Give place to fools , whofe rash misjudging sense Increases the weak measures of their prince ; They blindly and implicitly run on , Nor fee thofe ...
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... rich blood to Nero's is ally'd : The rumour's likely ; for " We seldom find " Much fenfe with an exalted fortune join'd . " But Ponticus , I would not you should raise Your credit by hereditary praise ; Let your own acts immortalise ...
... rich blood to Nero's is ally'd : The rumour's likely ; for " We seldom find " Much fenfe with an exalted fortune join'd . " But Ponticus , I would not you should raise Your credit by hereditary praise ; Let your own acts immortalise ...
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... rich allies fubdued , From gentle taxes noble spoils accrued ; Each wealthy province , but in part oppreft , Thought the lofs trivial , and enjoy'd the rest . All treasuries did then with heaps abound ; In every wardrobe costly filks ...
... rich allies fubdued , From gentle taxes noble spoils accrued ; Each wealthy province , but in part oppreft , Thought the lofs trivial , and enjoy'd the rest . All treasuries did then with heaps abound ; In every wardrobe costly filks ...
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