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... Muse is thine . Milton , immortal bard , divinely bright , Conducts his favourite to the realms of light ; Where Raphael's lyre charms the celeftial throng , Delighted cherubs liftening to the fong : From blifs to blifs the happy beings ...
... Muse is thine . Milton , immortal bard , divinely bright , Conducts his favourite to the realms of light ; Where Raphael's lyre charms the celeftial throng , Delighted cherubs liftening to the fong : From blifs to blifs the happy beings ...
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... Muse , And keep th ' expecting world in awe ; Oft haft thou fung in gentler mood The melting mercies of thy God ; Now give thy fiercest fires a loose , And found his dreadful law : To Ifrael first the words were spoke , To Ifrael freed ...
... Muse , And keep th ' expecting world in awe ; Oft haft thou fung in gentler mood The melting mercies of thy God ; Now give thy fiercest fires a loose , And found his dreadful law : To Ifrael first the words were spoke , To Ifrael freed ...
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... fight , My paffion holds an equal flight Through love's , or nature's wide campaigns . If If with bold attempt she fings Of the biggest mortal LYRIC POEMS , Book I. 1271 Two happy Rivals, Devotion and the Muse, On DIVINE LOVE.
... fight , My paffion holds an equal flight Through love's , or nature's wide campaigns . If If with bold attempt she fings Of the biggest mortal LYRIC POEMS , Book I. 1271 Two happy Rivals, Devotion and the Muse, On DIVINE LOVE.
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... ; and while the does the world this juftice ,, the does herfelf the honour of a voluntary retractation . August 1. 1721 . I. W. PALL M 4 PALINO DI A. BRITONS , forgive the forward Muse That LYRIC POEMS , Book II . 167.
... ; and while the does the world this juftice ,, the does herfelf the honour of a voluntary retractation . August 1. 1721 . I. W. PALL M 4 PALINO DI A. BRITONS , forgive the forward Muse That LYRIC POEMS , Book II . 167.
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Samuel Johnson. PALINO DI A. BRITONS , forgive the forward Muse That dar'd prophetic feals to loose , ( Unskill'd in fate's Eternal Book ) And the deep characters mistook . George is the name , that glorious star ; Ye faw his fplendors ...
Samuel Johnson. PALINO DI A. BRITONS , forgive the forward Muse That dar'd prophetic feals to loose , ( Unskill'd in fate's Eternal Book ) And the deep characters mistook . George is the name , that glorious star ; Ye faw his fplendors ...
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Page 100 - Here's love and grief beyond degree, The Lord of glory dies for men ! But lo, what fudden joys I fee ! Jefus the dead revives again. The rifing God forfakes the tomb, Up to his father's court he flies; Cherubic legions guard him home, And
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