The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... night : May not , I ask , the natives of these climes ( As annals may inform fucceeding times ) To our quotidian change of Heaven prefer Their own viciffitude , and equal share Of day and night , difparted through the year ? May they ...
... night : May not , I ask , the natives of these climes ( As annals may inform fucceeding times ) To our quotidian change of Heaven prefer Their own viciffitude , and equal share Of day and night , difparted through the year ? May they ...
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... night . Afk Reason now , whence light and shade were given , And whence this great variety of Heaven . 460 Reason , our guide , what can fhe more reply , Than that the fun illuminates the sky ; Than that night rises from his absent ray ...
... night . Afk Reason now , whence light and shade were given , And whence this great variety of Heaven . 460 Reason , our guide , what can fhe more reply , Than that the fun illuminates the sky ; Than that night rises from his absent ray ...
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... nights , in one , he preft her in his arms ; The fun lay fet , and confcious Nature strove To fhade her God , and to ... night with that compare , Nor lefs the joys , nor lefs the rifing heir ; He ftrong as Jove , the like Alcmæna fair ...
... nights , in one , he preft her in his arms ; The fun lay fet , and confcious Nature strove To fhade her God , and to ... night with that compare , Nor lefs the joys , nor lefs the rifing heir ; He ftrong as Jove , the like Alcmæna fair ...
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