The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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31. oldal
... wretched by despair ; " That tendernets which in your foul is plac'd , 130 " Will move you to compaffion fure at laft : " But when I come to take a fecond view " Of my own merits , I defpond of you ; " For what can Delia , beauteous ...
... wretched by despair ; " That tendernets which in your foul is plac'd , 130 " Will move you to compaffion fure at laft : " But when I come to take a fecond view " Of my own merits , I defpond of you ; " For what can Delia , beauteous ...
44. oldal
... wretched , wretched place ! Thy ftreets and palaces are fpread With heaps of carcafes , and mountains of the dead , The bleeding relics of the Jewish race : Each corner of the town , no vacant space , But is with breathlefs bodies fill ...
... wretched , wretched place ! Thy ftreets and palaces are fpread With heaps of carcafes , and mountains of the dead , The bleeding relics of the Jewish race : Each corner of the town , no vacant space , But is with breathlefs bodies fill ...
99. oldal
... wretched Strephon is compell'd away . " But tho ' I muft my native plaints forego , " Forfake thefe fields , forfake my Delia too , " No change of fortune fhall for ever move “ The settled base of my immortal love . " 60 65 70 " And ...
... wretched Strephon is compell'd away . " But tho ' I muft my native plaints forego , " Forfake thefe fields , forfake my Delia too , " No change of fortune fhall for ever move “ The settled base of my immortal love . " 60 65 70 " And ...
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