The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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56. oldal
... foul is pure , Unfpotted , regular , and free From all the ugly stains of luft and villany , Of mercy and of pardon fure , Looks thro ' the darkness of the gloomy night , And fees the dawning of a glorious day ; Sees crowds of angels ...
... foul is pure , Unfpotted , regular , and free From all the ugly stains of luft and villany , Of mercy and of pardon fure , Looks thro ' the darkness of the gloomy night , And fees the dawning of a glorious day ; Sees crowds of angels ...
102. oldal
... foul , And all - right reason's godlike pow'rs control : But if she must not be allow'd to sway , Though all without appears ferene and gay , A cank'rous venom on the vitals preys , And poisons all the comforts of his days . External ...
... foul , And all - right reason's godlike pow'rs control : But if she must not be allow'd to sway , Though all without appears ferene and gay , A cank'rous venom on the vitals preys , And poisons all the comforts of his days . External ...
104. oldal
... foul , Right reafon would its hearty rage control ; But if it may'nt be fuffer'd to endure The pain is just when we reject the cure : For many men , clofe obfervation finds , Of copious learning and exalted minds , Who tremble at the ...
... foul , Right reafon would its hearty rage control ; But if it may'nt be fuffer'd to endure The pain is just when we reject the cure : For many men , clofe obfervation finds , Of copious learning and exalted minds , Who tremble at the ...
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