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Page 28
... to the touch , has yet its bloom And decks itself with ornaments of gold , Yields no unpleafing ramble ; there the turf Smells fresh , and rich in odorif'rous herbs And And fungous fruits of earth , regales the fenfe With [ 28 ]
... to the touch , has yet its bloom And decks itself with ornaments of gold , Yields no unpleafing ramble ; there the turf Smells fresh , and rich in odorif'rous herbs And And fungous fruits of earth , regales the fenfe With [ 28 ]
Page 43
... of profufion . - Profufion itself , with all its confequent evils , afcribed as to its principal cause , to the want of difcipline in the Universities . воок BOOK II . THE TIME - PIECE . OF ARGUMENT of the SECOND BOOK. ...
... of profufion . - Profufion itself , with all its confequent evils , afcribed as to its principal cause , to the want of difcipline in the Universities . воок BOOK II . THE TIME - PIECE . OF ARGUMENT of the SECOND BOOK. ...
Page 81
... itself a cause . In colleges and halls , in ancient days , When learning , virtue , piety and truth Were precious , and inculcated with care , There dwelt a fage call'd Difcipline . His head Not yet by time completely filver'd o'er ...
... itself a cause . In colleges and halls , in ancient days , When learning , virtue , piety and truth Were precious , and inculcated with care , There dwelt a fage call'd Difcipline . His head Not yet by time completely filver'd o'er ...
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