The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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40. oldal
... ry , worth , his lavish tongue bestows ; In ev'ry face a thoufand graces fhine , From ev'ry tongue flows harmony divine . Thefe arts in vain our rugged natives try , Strain out , with fault'ring diffidence , a lie , And get a kick for ...
... ry , worth , his lavish tongue bestows ; In ev'ry face a thoufand graces fhine , From ev'ry tongue flows harmony divine . Thefe arts in vain our rugged natives try , Strain out , with fault'ring diffidence , a lie , And get a kick for ...
45. oldal
... every state , and canvass ev'ry pray'r . Unnumber'd fuppliant's crowd preferment's gate , A thirst for wealth , and burning to be great ; Delufive fortune hears the inceffant call , They mount , they shine , evaporate , and fall . On ev'ry ...
... every state , and canvass ev'ry pray'r . Unnumber'd fuppliant's crowd preferment's gate , A thirst for wealth , and burning to be great ; Delufive fortune hears the inceffant call , They mount , they shine , evaporate , and fall . On ev'ry ...
33. oldal
... ev'ry face appears , For ev'ry face you meet's o'erflow'd with tears . Trembling and pale I ran thro ' all the plain , From flock to flock , and ask'd of ev'ry iwain , But each , fcarce lifting his dejected head , Cry'd , " Oh ...
... ev'ry face appears , For ev'ry face you meet's o'erflow'd with tears . Trembling and pale I ran thro ' all the plain , From flock to flock , and ask'd of ev'ry iwain , But each , fcarce lifting his dejected head , Cry'd , " Oh ...
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