The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... rifing streams ; From fattening Nilus , or victorious Thames ; From all the living , that four - footed move Along the fhore , the meadow , or the grove ; From all that can with fins or feathers fly Through the aërial or the watery sky ...
... rifing streams ; From fattening Nilus , or victorious Thames ; From all the living , that four - footed move Along the fhore , the meadow , or the grove ; From all that can with fins or feathers fly Through the aërial or the watery sky ...
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... rifing from the wave . O fubject Reason ! O imperious Love ! Whither yet further would my folly rove ? Is it enough , that Abra should be great In the wall'd palace , or the rural feat ? L 4 635 640 645 650 655 That That mafking habits ...
... rifing from the wave . O fubject Reason ! O imperious Love ! Whither yet further would my folly rove ? Is it enough , that Abra should be great In the wall'd palace , or the rural feat ? L 4 635 640 645 650 655 That That mafking habits ...
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... rifing hope with certain ill ; And makes us with reflective trouble fee , That all is deftin'd , which we fancy free . 630 That Power fuperior then , which rules our mind , Is his decree by human prayer inclin'd ? Will he for facrifice ...
... rifing hope with certain ill ; And makes us with reflective trouble fee , That all is deftin'd , which we fancy free . 630 That Power fuperior then , which rules our mind , Is his decree by human prayer inclin'd ? Will he for facrifice ...
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Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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