The Works of the English Poets, Volume 53J. Rivington, 1779 - 344 pages |
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Page 76
... sense , or morning's dawn Rouzes to labor , man to labor born . Then the fleek brightening lock , from hand to hand , Renews its circling courfe : this feels the card ; That , in the comb , admires its growing length ; This , blanch'd ...
... sense , or morning's dawn Rouzes to labor , man to labor born . Then the fleek brightening lock , from hand to hand , Renews its circling courfe : this feels the card ; That , in the comb , admires its growing length ; This , blanch'd ...
Page 78
... steps of men dispersing wide abroad O'er realms and feas . There , in the folemn scene , Infinite wonders glare before their eyes , Humiliating Humiliating the mind enlarg'd ; for they The clearest sense 78 DYER'S POEM S.
... steps of men dispersing wide abroad O'er realms and feas . There , in the folemn scene , Infinite wonders glare before their eyes , Humiliating Humiliating the mind enlarg'd ; for they The clearest sense 78 DYER'S POEM S.
Page 79
... sense of Deity receive , Who view the widest prospect of his works , 79 Ranging the globe with trade through various climes : Who see the signatures of boundless love , Nor lefs the judgments of Almighty Power , That warn the wicked ...
... sense of Deity receive , Who view the widest prospect of his works , 79 Ranging the globe with trade through various climes : Who see the signatures of boundless love , Nor lefs the judgments of Almighty Power , That warn the wicked ...
Page 160
... sense . In error obftinate , in wrangling loud , For trifles eager , pofitive , and proud ; Deep in the darkness of dull authors bred , With all their refuse lumber'd in his head , What every dunce from every dunghill drew Of literary ...
... sense . In error obftinate , in wrangling loud , For trifles eager , pofitive , and proud ; Deep in the darkness of dull authors bred , With all their refuse lumber'd in his head , What every dunce from every dunghill drew Of literary ...
Page 164
... head ; Nor are their graves a refuge for the dead . To Milton lending sense , to Horace wit , He makes them write what never Poet writ : 140 The The Roman Mufe arraigns his mangling pen ; And Paradife 164 MALLET'S POEMS .
... head ; Nor are their graves a refuge for the dead . To Milton lending sense , to Horace wit , He makes them write what never Poet writ : 140 The The Roman Mufe arraigns his mangling pen ; And Paradife 164 MALLET'S POEMS .
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