The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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53. oldal
... and gall . Nothing will then our drooping fpirits cheer But the remembrance of good actions past ; Virtue's a joy that will for ever last , 50 55 60 65 70 And makes pale Death lefs terrible appear , Takes out E 3 A PROSPECT OF DEATH . 53.
... and gall . Nothing will then our drooping fpirits cheer But the remembrance of good actions past ; Virtue's a joy that will for ever last , 50 55 60 65 70 And makes pale Death lefs terrible appear , Takes out E 3 A PROSPECT OF DEATH . 53.
61. oldal
... last unalterable doom ! IX . At this the ghaftly tyrant , who had sway'd many thousand ages uncontroll'd , So No longer could his fceptre hold , But gave up all , and was himself a captive made . The fcatter'd particles of human clay ...
... last unalterable doom ! IX . At this the ghaftly tyrant , who had sway'd many thousand ages uncontroll'd , So No longer could his fceptre hold , But gave up all , and was himself a captive made . The fcatter'd particles of human clay ...
84. oldal
... last effort what tears could do . Low on my knees I fell , then thus began : " Great genius of fuccefs ! thou more than man ! " Whofe arms to ev'ry clime have terror hurl'd , " And carry'd conqueft round the trembling world " Still may ...
... last effort what tears could do . Low on my knees I fell , then thus began : " Great genius of fuccefs ! thou more than man ! " Whofe arms to ev'ry clime have terror hurl'd , " And carry'd conqueft round the trembling world " Still may ...
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