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" Fills it with restless doubts, and wild debates* Concerning what we, living, cannot find. None know what Death is. but the dead; Therefore we all, by nature, dying dread, As a strange, doubtful way, we know not how to tread. "
The Works of the English Poets: J. Philips, Smith, and Pomfret - Page 316
by Samuel Johnson - 1779
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A collection of poems: viz The temple of death: by the marquis of Normanby ...

Collection - 1702 - 476 pages
...the Mind ; Fills it withreftlefs Doubts, and wild Debates, Concerning what, we, living, cannot find. None know what Death is , but the Dead : Therefore...a ftrange doubtful way, we know not how to tread. II. When to the Margin of the Grave we come, And icarcc have one black painful Hour to live; No Hopes,...
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A Collection of Poems: Viz. The Temple of Death

1702 - 472 pages
...and wild Debated Concerning what, ue, living, cannot find. None know what Death is , but the Dead r Therefore we all, by Nature, Dying dread, As a ftrange doubtful way, we know not how to tread. •* ' • 4 ' ;> • , - & ' - -: ' When to the Margin of the Grave we come, And fcarcc have one black...
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The Spleen,: A Pindarique Ode

Anne Kingsmill Finch Countess of Winchilsea - 1709 - 26 pages
...the Mind j Fills it with reftlefs Doubts, and wild Debates,' Concerning what, we living, cannot find. None know what Death is but the Dead : Therefore we...a ftrange doubtful way, we know not how to tread. II. When to the Margin of the Grave we come, And fcarce have one black painful Hour to Kve^ No Hopes,...
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Poetical Miscellanies: Consisting of Original Poems and Translations

1714 - 528 pages
...the Mind ; Fills k with reftlefs Doubts, and wild Debates, Concerning what we, living, cannot find. None know what Death is, but the Dead ; Therefore...a ftrange doubtful Way, we know not how to tread. Rofc. O our Life's Sweetnefs ! That we the Vain of Death would hourly die, Rather than die at orce...
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Poems by the Earl of Roscommon: To which is Added an Essay on Poetry

Wentworth Dillon Earl of Roscommon - 1717 - 580 pages
...the Mind, Fills it with reftlefs Doubts, and wild Debates, Concerning what, we, living, cannot find. None know what Death is, but the Dead : Therefore...dread',. As a ftrange, doubtful "Way, we know not how to .'ft'.' ttread"When to the Margin of the Grave we come, And fcarce have one black painful Hour to live,...
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The seraph, a collection of divine hymns and poems from the best authors

Seraph - 1754 - 294 pages
...the mind ; 'Fills it with reftleis doubts, and wild debates Concerning what, we living, cannot find. None know what death is, but the dead Therefore we...ftrange, doubtful way, we know not how to tread. When II. When to the mavg'n of the grave we come, And icarce have one black painful hour to live> Ts'o hopes,...
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Poems upon several occasions, by J. Pomfret. To which are added, his Remains

John Pomfret - 1766 - 180 pages
...the Mind ; Fills it with reltlefc Doubts, and wild Debates, Concerning what we, Living, cannot find. None know what Death is, but the Dead ; Therefore...a ftrange, doubtful Way, we know not how to tread. n. WHE N to the Margin of the Grave we come, And fcarce have one black, painful Hour to live ; No Hopes,...
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Bell's Edition, Volumes 51-52

John Bell - 1787 - 410 pages
...the raind, Fills it with restless doubts and wild debates Concerning what we living cannot find. ao None know what death is but the dead, Therefore we all, by nature, dying dread, As a strange doubtful wayweknow not how to tread. II. When to the margin of the grave we come, And scarce...
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Poems upon several occasions, by J.Pomfret 13th ed

John Pomfret - 1792 - 162 pages
...the mind ; Fills it with reftlefs doubts, and wild debates, Concerning what we, living, cannot find. None know what death is, but the dead; Therefore we...a ftrange, doubtful way, we know not how to tread. II. When to the margin of the grave we come, And fcarce have one black painful hour to live; No hopes,...
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The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and ..., Volume 6

Robert Anderson - 1795 - 842 pages
...the mind ; Filln it with reftlefs doubts, and wild debate, Concerning what we, living, cannot find. None know what death is, but the dead; Therefore we all, by nature, dyintj dread, As a ftraiv.v . doubtful wfty, we know not be" tread; When to the margin of the grave...
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