The Works of the English Poets, Volume 53J. Rivington, 1779 - 344 pages |
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... See on the mountain's fouthern fide , Where the profpect opens wide , Where the evening gilds the tide ; How clofe and finall the hedges lie ! What ftreaks of meadows cross the eye ! A ftep methinks may pass the stream , So little ...
... See on the mountain's fouthern fide , Where the profpect opens wide , Where the evening gilds the tide ; How clofe and finall the hedges lie ! What ftreaks of meadows cross the eye ! A ftep methinks may pass the stream , So little ...
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... See the tall obelisks from Memphis old , One ftone enormous each , or Thebes convey'd ; Like Albion's spires they rush into the skies . And there the temple , where the summon'd state * In deep of night conven'd : ev'n yet methinks The ...
... See the tall obelisks from Memphis old , One ftone enormous each , or Thebes convey'd ; Like Albion's spires they rush into the skies . And there the temple , where the summon'd state * In deep of night conven'd : ev'n yet methinks The ...
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... See'ft thou yon fane ? ev'n now inceffant time * Sweeps her low mouldering marbles to the dust ; And Phoebus ' temple , nodding with its woods , Threatens huge ruin o'er the small rotund . ' Twas there beneath a fig - tree's umbrage ...
... See'ft thou yon fane ? ev'n now inceffant time * Sweeps her low mouldering marbles to the dust ; And Phoebus ' temple , nodding with its woods , Threatens huge ruin o'er the small rotund . ' Twas there beneath a fig - tree's umbrage ...
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... , Blakes , Our Lockes , our Newtons , and our Miltons , rofe . See the fun gleams ; the living pastures rise , After the nurture of the fallen shower , D 2 . How How beautiful ! how blue th ' ethereal vault , Book I. THE FLEECE . 35.
... , Blakes , Our Lockes , our Newtons , and our Miltons , rofe . See the fun gleams ; the living pastures rise , After the nurture of the fallen shower , D 2 . How How beautiful ! how blue th ' ethereal vault , Book I. THE FLEECE . 35.
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... See that thy fcrip have ftore of healing tar , And marking pitch and raddle ; nor forget Thy sheers true pointed , nor th ' officious dog , Faithful to teach thy ftragglers to return : So may'st thou aid who lag along , or ftcal Afide ...
... See that thy fcrip have ftore of healing tar , And marking pitch and raddle ; nor forget Thy sheers true pointed , nor th ' officious dog , Faithful to teach thy ftragglers to return : So may'st thou aid who lag along , or ftcal Afide ...
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