The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... thefe changes often fall , Sedate we pass them by as natural ; Where to our eye more rarely they appear , The pompous name of prodigy they bear . Let active thought thefe clofe mæanders trace ; Let human wit their dubious boundaries ...
... thefe changes often fall , Sedate we pass them by as natural ; Where to our eye more rarely they appear , The pompous name of prodigy they bear . Let active thought thefe clofe mæanders trace ; Let human wit their dubious boundaries ...
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... thefe fair ftars , these objects of delight And terror , to our searching dazzled fight , Are worlds immenfe , unnumber'd , infinite . But do thefe worlds difplay their beams , or guide Their orbs , to ferve thy ufe , to please thy ...
... thefe fair ftars , these objects of delight And terror , to our searching dazzled fight , Are worlds immenfe , unnumber'd , infinite . But do thefe worlds difplay their beams , or guide Their orbs , to ferve thy ufe , to please thy ...
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... thefe , Whom my dilated eye with labour fees , Would one , alas ! repeat me good , or great , Wash my pale body , or bewail my fate ? Or , march'd I chain'd behind the hoftile car , The victor's paftime , and the sport of war ; 330 335 ...
... thefe , Whom my dilated eye with labour fees , Would one , alas ! repeat me good , or great , Wash my pale body , or bewail my fate ? Or , march'd I chain'd behind the hoftile car , The victor's paftime , and the sport of war ; 330 335 ...
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Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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