The Works of the English Poets, Volumes 1-2Samuel Johnson, Charles Bathurst (Londres) H. Baldwin, 1779 - 315 pages |
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... manners naturaliz'd our crimes ; The curfe of curfes is , our curfe to love ; 40 To triumph in the blackness of our guilt ( As Indians glory in the deepest jet ) , And And throw afide our fenfes with our peace .. But 2 YOUNG'S POEM S.
... manners naturaliz'd our crimes ; The curfe of curfes is , our curfe to love ; 40 To triumph in the blackness of our guilt ( As Indians glory in the deepest jet ) , And And throw afide our fenfes with our peace .. But 2 YOUNG'S POEM S.
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... glory quite unfully'd fhone ; Yet , ftill , it ill deferves Lorenzo's heart . No joy , no glory , glitters in thy fight , But , through the thin partition of an hour , I fee its fables wove by destiny ; And that in forrow bury'd ; this ...
... glory quite unfully'd fhone ; Yet , ftill , it ill deferves Lorenzo's heart . No joy , no glory , glitters in thy fight , But , through the thin partition of an hour , I fee its fables wove by destiny ; And that in forrow bury'd ; this ...
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... glory join'd in their extremes ! Our God in grandeur , and our world on fire ! All nature ftruggling in the pangs of death ! Doft thou not hear her ? Doft thou not deplore Her ftrong convulfions , and her final groan ? Where are we now ...
... glory join'd in their extremes ! Our God in grandeur , and our world on fire ! All nature ftruggling in the pangs of death ! Doft thou not hear her ? Doft thou not deplore Her ftrong convulfions , and her final groan ? Where are we now ...
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... glory ; and for thee , Creation univerfal calls aloud , To dif - involve the moral world , and give To nature's renovation brighter charms . 255 260 Shall man alone , whofe fate , whofe final fate , Hangs on that hour , exclude it from ...
... glory ; and for thee , Creation univerfal calls aloud , To dif - involve the moral world , and give To nature's renovation brighter charms . 255 260 Shall man alone , whofe fate , whofe final fate , Hangs on that hour , exclude it from ...
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... glory rifing o'er the reft . No fancy'd God , a God indeed , defcends , To folve all knots ; to strike the moral home ; To throw full day on darkest scenes of time ; 350 355 360 To clear , commend , exalt , and crown the whole . Hence ...
... glory rifing o'er the reft . No fancy'd God , a God indeed , defcends , To folve all knots ; to strike the moral home ; To throw full day on darkest scenes of time ; 350 355 360 To clear , commend , exalt , and crown the whole . Hence ...
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