The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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53. oldal
... passion storm'd the breast . Then Jonion came , instructed from the school , To please in method , and invent by rule ; His ftudious patience and laborious art , By regular approach effay'd the heart : Cold approbation gave the ...
... passion storm'd the breast . Then Jonion came , instructed from the school , To please in method , and invent by rule ; His ftudious patience and laborious art , By regular approach effay'd the heart : Cold approbation gave the ...
15. oldal
... passion hear " With fofter notions , or a kinder ear ; 166 110 " Than thofe of other fwains , who always found 105 " She rather widen'd than clos'd up the wound . " But grant she should indulge your flame , and give " Whate'er you'd afk ...
... passion hear " With fofter notions , or a kinder ear ; 166 110 " Than thofe of other fwains , who always found 105 " She rather widen'd than clos'd up the wound . " But grant she should indulge your flame , and give " Whate'er you'd afk ...
101. oldal
... passion could torment the mind , That part , that paffion , bufy Fate would find : But fince infirmities in both abound , Since forrow both fo many ways can wound , ' Tis not fo great a wonder that we grieve Sometimes , as ' tis a ...
... passion could torment the mind , That part , that paffion , bufy Fate would find : But fince infirmities in both abound , Since forrow both fo many ways can wound , ' Tis not fo great a wonder that we grieve Sometimes , as ' tis a ...
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