The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... earth I fee to earth return . The immaterial part , th ' athereal foul , Nor can change vanquish , nor can death controul . Glad I release it from its partner's cares ; And bid good angels waft it to the stars . Then in the flowing bowl ...
... earth I fee to earth return . The immaterial part , th ' athereal foul , Nor can change vanquish , nor can death controul . Glad I release it from its partner's cares ; And bid good angels waft it to the stars . Then in the flowing bowl ...
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... earth and seas pursue The varied forms of every thing we view ; That all is chang'd , though all is still the fame , Fluid the parts , yet durable the frame ? Of those materials , which have been confefs'd The priftine fprings and ...
... earth and seas pursue The varied forms of every thing we view ; That all is chang'd , though all is still the fame , Fluid the parts , yet durable the frame ? Of those materials , which have been confefs'd The priftine fprings and ...
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... earth , his labouring sweat must flow ; His limbs must ake , with daily toils opprefs'd , Ere long - with'd night brings necessary rest . Still viewing with regret his darling Eve ,, He for her follies and his own must grieve ...
... earth , his labouring sweat must flow ; His limbs must ake , with daily toils opprefs'd , Ere long - with'd night brings necessary rest . Still viewing with regret his darling Eve ,, He for her follies and his own must grieve ...
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Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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