The Works of the English Poets, Volume 1H. Hughs, 1779 - 407 pages |
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... shall bear it company ; Till all gentle notes be drown'd In the last trumpet's dreadful found : That to the spheres themselves fhall filence bring , Untune the univerfal ftring : Then all the wide - extended sky , And all th ...
... shall bear it company ; Till all gentle notes be drown'd In the last trumpet's dreadful found : That to the spheres themselves fhall filence bring , Untune the univerfal ftring : Then all the wide - extended sky , And all th ...
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... shall make its hearers ears . Then shall the scatter'd atoms crowding come Back to their ancient home ; Some from birds , from fifhes fome ; Some from earth , and fome from feas ; Some from beafts , and fome from trees ; Some defcend ...
... shall make its hearers ears . Then shall the scatter'd atoms crowding come Back to their ancient home ; Some from birds , from fifhes fome ; Some from earth , and fome from feas ; Some from beafts , and fome from trees ; Some defcend ...
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... shall fee That thus it needs must be- To things immortal , Time can do no wrong , And that which never is to die , for ever must be young . DESTINY . " Hoc quoque Fatale eft fic ipfum expendere Fatum . " Trange and unnatural ! let ' s ...
... shall fee That thus it needs must be- To things immortal , Time can do no wrong , And that which never is to die , for ever must be young . DESTINY . " Hoc quoque Fatale eft fic ipfum expendere Fatum . " Trange and unnatural ! let ' s ...
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... shall quell Stiff Reason , when it offers to rebel ; Which these great fecrets shall unseal , And new philofophies reveal a $ A few A few years more , fo foon hadft thou not 36 COWLEY'S POEMS .
... shall quell Stiff Reason , when it offers to rebel ; Which these great fecrets shall unseal , And new philofophies reveal a $ A few A few years more , fo foon hadft thou not 36 COWLEY'S POEMS .
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... shall both be flain , Shall ftruggle with Death's pangs in vain , And the whole world their funeral pile become . The wide - ftretch'd fcroll of heaven , which we Immortal as the Deity think , With all the beauteous characters that in ...
... shall both be flain , Shall ftruggle with Death's pangs in vain , And the whole world their funeral pile become . The wide - ftretch'd fcroll of heaven , which we Immortal as the Deity think , With all the beauteous characters that in ...
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