The Works of the English Poets, Volumen1G. Bigg, 1779 - 2 páginas |
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... fecret pride , the wonders of his hand . No gradual bloom is wanting ; from the bud , First - born of Spring , to Summer's musky tribes < Nor hyacinths , of pureft virgin white , Low - bent , and blushing inward ; nor jonquils , Of ...
... fecret pride , the wonders of his hand . No gradual bloom is wanting ; from the bud , First - born of Spring , to Summer's musky tribes < Nor hyacinths , of pureft virgin white , Low - bent , and blushing inward ; nor jonquils , Of ...
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... fecret fafety prompts ; That Nature's great command may be obey'd : Nor all the sweet fenfations they perceive Indulg'd in vain . Some to the holly - hedge Neftling repair , and to the thicket fome ; Some to the rude protection of the ...
... fecret fafety prompts ; That Nature's great command may be obey'd : Nor all the sweet fenfations they perceive Indulg'd in vain . Some to the holly - hedge Neftling repair , and to the thicket fome ; Some to the rude protection of the ...
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... talks ; Sometimes in crowds diftrefs'd ; or if retir'd To fecret winding flower - enwoven bowers , Far from the dull impertinence of Man , 1055 Juft Juft as he , credulous , his endless cares Begins 38 THOMSON'S , POEM S.
... talks ; Sometimes in crowds diftrefs'd ; or if retir'd To fecret winding flower - enwoven bowers , Far from the dull impertinence of Man , 1055 Juft Juft as he , credulous , his endless cares Begins 38 THOMSON'S , POEM S.
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... fecret , ftrong , attractive force , As with a chain indiffoluble bound , Thy fyftem rolls entire ; from the far bourne Of utmoft Saturn , wheeling wide his round Of thirty years ; to Mercury , whose disk Can fcarce be caught by ...
... fecret , ftrong , attractive force , As with a chain indiffoluble bound , Thy fyftem rolls entire ; from the far bourne Of utmoft Saturn , wheeling wide his round Of thirty years ; to Mercury , whose disk Can fcarce be caught by ...
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... by his warmer ray , the reptile young Come wing'd abroad ; by the light air upborn , Lighter , and full of foul . From every chink , E 2 225 230 235 240 And And fecret corner , where they flept away The wintery SUMMER . 51.
... by his warmer ray , the reptile young Come wing'd abroad ; by the light air upborn , Lighter , and full of foul . From every chink , E 2 225 230 235 240 And And fecret corner , where they flept away The wintery SUMMER . 51.
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Términos y frases comunes
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