The Works of the English Poets, Volume 53J. Rivington, 1779 - 344 pages |
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Page 10
... Fear and Ignorance , by the sculptor's hand . Hewn into form , and worship'd ; as ev'n now Blindly they worship at their breathlefs mouths In varied appellations : men to these ( From deep to depth in darkening error fall'n ) At length ...
... Fear and Ignorance , by the sculptor's hand . Hewn into form , and worship'd ; as ev'n now Blindly they worship at their breathlefs mouths In varied appellations : men to these ( From deep to depth in darkening error fall'n ) At length ...
Page 63
... fear : ev'n fuch perfidious wilds , By labor won , have yielded to the comb The fairest length of wool . See Deeping fens , And the long lawns of Bourn . ' Tis Art and Toil Gives Nature value , multiplies her stores , Varies , improves ...
... fear : ev'n fuch perfidious wilds , By labor won , have yielded to the comb The fairest length of wool . See Deeping fens , And the long lawns of Bourn . ' Tis Art and Toil Gives Nature value , multiplies her stores , Varies , improves ...
Page 84
... Fear not furcharge ; your hands will ever find Ample employment . In the ftrife of trade , Thefe curious inftruments of speed obtain Various advantage , and the diligent Supply with exercife , as fountains fure , Which , ever - gliding ...
... Fear not furcharge ; your hands will ever find Ample employment . In the ftrife of trade , Thefe curious inftruments of speed obtain Various advantage , and the diligent Supply with exercife , as fountains fure , Which , ever - gliding ...
Page 130
... the calls Of the tuneful water - falls , Like moles , whene'er the coaft is clear , They rife before thee without fear , And range in parties here and there , Some Some wildly to Parnaffus wing , And view the fair 130 DYER'S POE M S.
... the calls Of the tuneful water - falls , Like moles , whene'er the coaft is clear , They rife before thee without fear , And range in parties here and there , Some Some wildly to Parnaffus wing , And view the fair 130 DYER'S POE M S.
Page 144
... fears retard , Whofe verfe and pencil join , to force reward : Your claim demands the bays , in double wreath , Your Poems lighten , and your pictures breathe . I wish to praise you , but your beauties wrong ; No theme looks green , in ...
... fears retard , Whofe verfe and pencil join , to force reward : Your claim demands the bays , in double wreath , Your Poems lighten , and your pictures breathe . I wish to praise you , but your beauties wrong ; No theme looks green , in ...
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