The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... reason grant ́ To the large Whale , or caftled Elephant ; To thofe enormous terrors of the Nile , The crefted Snake , and long - tail'd Crocodile Than that all differ but in fhape and name , Each deftin'd to a lefs or larger frame ? For ...
... reason grant ́ To the large Whale , or caftled Elephant ; To thofe enormous terrors of the Nile , The crefted Snake , and long - tail'd Crocodile Than that all differ but in fhape and name , Each deftin'd to a lefs or larger frame ? For ...
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... 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 , And his ...
... 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 , And his ...
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... Reason , to be wife ; To fee this cruel fcene with quicker eyes ; To know with more diftinction to complain , And have fuperior fenfe in feeling pain ? 345 Let us revolve that roll with strictest eye , Where fafe from Time diftinguish'd ...
... Reason , to be wife ; To fee this cruel fcene with quicker eyes ; To know with more diftinction to complain , And have fuperior fenfe in feeling pain ? 345 Let us revolve that roll with strictest eye , Where fafe from Time diftinguish'd ...
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