A Collection of Poems ...Robert Dodsley J. Hughs, 1758 |
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... at a mortal's nod ! His generous foul difdains the tyrant's rod . Forc'd to fubmit , at last he taftes the fruit ; Finds wealth and honours bloffom from its root . D 4 Would Would thy young foul be like the Roman free ? I 55 ]
... at a mortal's nod ! His generous foul difdains the tyrant's rod . Forc'd to fubmit , at last he taftes the fruit ; Finds wealth and honours bloffom from its root . D 4 Would Would thy young foul be like the Roman free ? I 55 ]
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... last day must be near ! ” Tavoid fuch wild , imaginary pains , The fad creation of diftemper'd brains , Dispatch , dear friend ! move , labour , fweat , run , fly ! Do aught - but think the day of judgment nigh . There are , who've loft ...
... last day must be near ! ” Tavoid fuch wild , imaginary pains , The fad creation of diftemper'd brains , Dispatch , dear friend ! move , labour , fweat , run , fly ! Do aught - but think the day of judgment nigh . There are , who've loft ...
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... last , And quickly fade , like all the real ones past : For juft when now beneath fome filent grove I hear you talk and talk perhaps of love , Or charm with thrilling notes the lift'ning ear , Sweeter than angels fing , or angels hear ...
... last , And quickly fade , like all the real ones past : For juft when now beneath fome filent grove I hear you talk and talk perhaps of love , Or charm with thrilling notes the lift'ning ear , Sweeter than angels fing , or angels hear ...
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... last declares his pain , But ftill he fighs , and ftill he wooes in vain The cruel nymph , regardless of his moan , Minds not his flame , uneasy with her own ; But ftill complains , that he who rul'd the air Would not command one Zephyr ...
... last declares his pain , But ftill he fighs , and ftill he wooes in vain The cruel nymph , regardless of his moan , Minds not his flame , uneasy with her own ; But ftill complains , that he who rul'd the air Would not command one Zephyr ...
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... last is still her care ; How true an emblem of th ' inconftant fair ! Where can philosophers , and fages wise , Who read the curious volumes of the skies , A model more exact than dancing name , Of the creation's univerfal frame ? Where ...
... last is still her care ; How true an emblem of th ' inconftant fair ! Where can philosophers , and fages wise , Who read the curious volumes of the skies , A model more exact than dancing name , Of the creation's univerfal frame ? Where ...
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