A collection of poems, by several hands [ed. by R. Dodsley]. [2 other copies of vols. 5,6].1766 |
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16. oldal
... soul , that sudden caught The generous flame : with great intent his heart Swells full ; and labours with exalted thought : The mist of error from his eyes difpell'd , Through all her fraudful arts in cleareft light Sloth in her native ...
... soul , that sudden caught The generous flame : with great intent his heart Swells full ; and labours with exalted thought : The mist of error from his eyes difpell'd , Through all her fraudful arts in cleareft light Sloth in her native ...
78. oldal
... Soul and mould the waxen Mind ; When you fhall pour upon his tender Breaft Ideas that must stand an Age's teft , Oh ! there imprint with strongest deepest dye The lovely form of Goddess LIBERTY ! For her in Senates be he train❜d to ...
... Soul and mould the waxen Mind ; When you fhall pour upon his tender Breaft Ideas that must stand an Age's teft , Oh ! there imprint with strongest deepest dye The lovely form of Goddess LIBERTY ! For her in Senates be he train❜d to ...
272. oldal
... soul Kindles at the circling bowl ; Whose sparkling eye with wanton fire Shoots through my blood a fierce defire ; For ev'ry art I'll practise to remove The pangs attending on forfaken love . VH . And VII . And what is all this ...
... soul Kindles at the circling bowl ; Whose sparkling eye with wanton fire Shoots through my blood a fierce defire ; For ev'ry art I'll practise to remove The pangs attending on forfaken love . VH . And VII . And what is all this ...
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