The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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48. oldal
... vain Can we be free where thefe the rule maintain ? Thefe are the tools of knowledge which we use : The fpirits heated will ftrange things produce . Tell me whoe'er the paffions could control , Or from the body difengage the foul : Till ...
... vain Can we be free where thefe the rule maintain ? Thefe are the tools of knowledge which we use : The fpirits heated will ftrange things produce . Tell me whoe'er the paffions could control , Or from the body difengage the foul : Till ...
54. oldal
... vain they mourn , in vain they grieve , Their forrows cannot ours relieve : 81 85 They pity our deplorable eftate ; But what , alas ! can pity do Befides , the fentence is irrevocable too . To foften the decrees of Fate ? All their ...
... vain they mourn , in vain they grieve , Their forrows cannot ours relieve : 81 85 They pity our deplorable eftate ; But what , alas ! can pity do Befides , the fentence is irrevocable too . To foften the decrees of Fate ? All their ...
78. oldal
... vain we for protection pray , 205 210 215 For benefits received high altars raise , And offer up our hymns and praife , In vain his anger , dread , or laws obey ; An abfent God from ruin can defend 220 No more than can an absent friend ...
... vain we for protection pray , 205 210 215 For benefits received high altars raise , And offer up our hymns and praife , In vain his anger , dread , or laws obey ; An abfent God from ruin can defend 220 No more than can an absent friend ...
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