The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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80. oldal
... beauty - bleft . Thus tafte the feast by nature spread , Ere youth and all its joys are fled ; Come taste with me the balm of life , Secure from pomp and wealth and ftrife . I boast whate'er for man was meant , In health , and Stella ...
... beauty - bleft . Thus tafte the feast by nature spread , Ere youth and all its joys are fled ; Come taste with me the balm of life , Secure from pomp and wealth and ftrife . I boast whate'er for man was meant , In health , and Stella ...
81. oldal
... pois nous vapours , black'ning all the sky , With livid hue the fairest face o'ercaft , And ev'ry beauty withers at the blast : H 20 25 ૩૦ 35 Where'er they fly their lover's ghofts purfue , Inflicting all MISCELLANIES . 81.
... pois nous vapours , black'ning all the sky , With livid hue the fairest face o'ercaft , And ev'ry beauty withers at the blast : H 20 25 ૩૦ 35 Where'er they fly their lover's ghofts purfue , Inflicting all MISCELLANIES . 81.
24. oldal
... beauty lies , " As in fair Delia , charming Delia's eyes ! " Could you , contented , fee th ' angelic maid " In old Alexis ' dull embraces laid ? 480 " Which are in heaven , the heaven of Delia's arms ? " Or rough - hewn Tityrus poffefs ...
... beauty lies , " As in fair Delia , charming Delia's eyes ! " Could you , contented , fee th ' angelic maid " In old Alexis ' dull embraces laid ? 480 " Which are in heaven , the heaven of Delia's arms ? " Or rough - hewn Tityrus poffefs ...
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