The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... thou mayest happen fall . Why then doft thou , O man of fin , desire To draw thy days forth to their laft degree ? Is not the measure of thy finful hire High heaped up with huge iniquity , Against the day of wrath , to burden thee ? Is ...
... thou mayest happen fall . Why then doft thou , O man of fin , desire To draw thy days forth to their laft degree ? Is not the measure of thy finful hire High heaped up with huge iniquity , Against the day of wrath , to burden thee ? Is ...
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... thou haft redeemed : thou haft guided them in thy ftrength unto thy holy habitation . The people fhall hear , and be afraid : forrow shall take hold on the inhabitants of Palestina . Then the dukes of Edom fhall be amazed , the mighty ...
... thou haft redeemed : thou haft guided them in thy ftrength unto thy holy habitation . The people fhall hear , and be afraid : forrow shall take hold on the inhabitants of Palestina . Then the dukes of Edom fhall be amazed , the mighty ...
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... thou ? " methinks Florello cries , " Of all thy fpecies art thou only wife ? " Since fmalleft things can give our fins a twitch , As croffing ftraws retard a pafling witch , Florello , thou my monitor fhall be ; I'll conjure thus fome ...
... thou ? " methinks Florello cries , " Of all thy fpecies art thou only wife ? " Since fmalleft things can give our fins a twitch , As croffing ftraws retard a pafling witch , Florello , thou my monitor fhall be ; I'll conjure thus fome ...
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