The Works of the English Poets, Volume 11E. Cox, 1779 - 212 pages |
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... rest` ; 20 But , having fpoil'd the edge of ill - forg'd law , By rods and axes had been kept in awe ; But that his gracious hand the fceptre held , In all the arts of mildly guiding skill'd ; Who faw those engines which unhing'd us ...
... rest` ; 20 But , having fpoil'd the edge of ill - forg'd law , By rods and axes had been kept in awe ; But that his gracious hand the fceptre held , In all the arts of mildly guiding skill'd ; Who faw those engines which unhing'd us ...
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... rest her brood . So careful watch feems piously to keep , While underneath her wings the mighty fleep ; And they may rest , since † Norfolk there commands , Safe in his faithful heart and valiant hands . C ‡ But now appears the ...
... rest her brood . So careful watch feems piously to keep , While underneath her wings the mighty fleep ; And they may rest , since † Norfolk there commands , Safe in his faithful heart and valiant hands . C ‡ But now appears the ...
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... Rest . Through all the lofty roofs * defcrib'd we find The toils and triumphs of his god - like mind : A theme that might the nobleft fancy warm , And only fit for this who did perform . The walls adorn'd with richest woven goid , Equal ...
... Rest . Through all the lofty roofs * defcrib'd we find The toils and triumphs of his god - like mind : A theme that might the nobleft fancy warm , And only fit for this who did perform . The walls adorn'd with richest woven goid , Equal ...
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... . III . O ! would your pity give my heart One corner of your breast , ' Twould learn of yours the winning art , And quickly fteal the rest . THE THE POET'S COMPLAINT OF HIS MUSE : O R , 24 POEM S. OT WAY'S The Enchantment.
... . III . O ! would your pity give my heart One corner of your breast , ' Twould learn of yours the winning art , And quickly fteal the rest . THE THE POET'S COMPLAINT OF HIS MUSE : O R , 24 POEM S. OT WAY'S The Enchantment.
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... rest , In hope to calm my raging head , And cool my burning breast . Her cruelty all eafe denies ; With fome fad dream I ftart , All drown'd in tears I find my eyes , And breaking feel my heart . Then Then rifing , through the path I ...
... rest , In hope to calm my raging head , And cool my burning breast . Her cruelty all eafe denies ; With fome fad dream I ftart , All drown'd in tears I find my eyes , And breaking feel my heart . Then Then rifing , through the path I ...
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