The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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67. oldal
... nature call'd him to her general doom , And virtue's forrow dignified his tomb . ON THE DEATH OF STEPHEN GREY , F. R. S. THE ELECTRICIAN . LONG haft thou borne the burden of the day , Thy task is ended , venerable Grey ! No more fhall ...
... nature call'd him to her general doom , And virtue's forrow dignified his tomb . ON THE DEATH OF STEPHEN GREY , F. R. S. THE ELECTRICIAN . LONG haft thou borne the burden of the day , Thy task is ended , venerable Grey ! No more fhall ...
75. oldal
... Nature and art , indeed , have bounds affign'd , And only forms to things , not being , give ; That from Omnipotence they must receive : But the eternal felf - exiftent Mind Can , with a fingle fiat , caufe to be All that the wondrous ...
... Nature and art , indeed , have bounds affign'd , And only forms to things , not being , give ; That from Omnipotence they must receive : But the eternal felf - exiftent Mind Can , with a fingle fiat , caufe to be All that the wondrous ...
107. oldal
... Nature done . Great Lely's noble hand , excel'd by few , The picture fairer than the perfon drew : He took the best that Nature could impart , And made it better by his pow'rful art : But had he feen that bright furprifing grace Which ...
... Nature done . Great Lely's noble hand , excel'd by few , The picture fairer than the perfon drew : He took the best that Nature could impart , And made it better by his pow'rful art : But had he feen that bright furprifing grace Which ...
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