The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... forrow , and enlarge the foul . To the late revel , and protracted feast , Wild dreams fucceeded , and disorder'd rest ; And , as at dawn of morn fair Reason's light Broke through the fumes and phantoms of the night , What had been faid ...
... forrow , and enlarge the foul . To the late revel , and protracted feast , Wild dreams fucceeded , and disorder'd rest ; And , as at dawn of morn fair Reason's light Broke through the fumes and phantoms of the night , What had been faid ...
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... forrow ; and our portion pain . 275 What paufe from woe , what hopes of comfort bring The name of wife or great , of judge or king ? What is a king ? -a man condemn'd to bear The public burden of the nation's care ; Now crown'd fome ...
... forrow ; and our portion pain . 275 What paufe from woe , what hopes of comfort bring The name of wife or great , of judge or king ? What is a king ? -a man condemn'd to bear The public burden of the nation's care ; Now crown'd fome ...
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... forrow does but fpoil my My fifth , the prov'd a jealous wife , Lord fhield us all from fuch a life ! ' Twas doubt ... forrows , as his joys , are true . VOL . II . P 350 355 360 365 370 S. My S. My dearest Dove , one wife man fays ...
... forrow does but fpoil my My fifth , the prov'd a jealous wife , Lord fhield us all from fuch a life ! ' Twas doubt ... forrows , as his joys , are true . VOL . II . P 350 355 360 365 370 S. My S. My dearest Dove , one wife man fays ...
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Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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