Poems,J. Johnson, 1803 - 363 páginas |
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... wonder then that health and virtue , gifts , That can alone make sweet the bitter draught , That life holds out to all , fhould moft abound And leaft be threatened in the fields and groves ? Poffefs ye therefore , ye who , borne about ...
... wonder then that health and virtue , gifts , That can alone make sweet the bitter draught , That life holds out to all , fhould moft abound And leaft be threatened in the fields and groves ? Poffefs ye therefore , ye who , borne about ...
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... wonder if , discharged into the world , They fhame their shooters with a random flight , Their points obtufe , and feathers drunk with wine ! Well may the church wage unfuccessful war With fuch artillery armed . Vice parries wide The ...
... wonder if , discharged into the world , They fhame their shooters with a random flight , Their points obtufe , and feathers drunk with wine ! Well may the church wage unfuccessful war With fuch artillery armed . Vice parries wide The ...
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... wonder heard With doubtful credit , told to frighten babes . But farewell now to unfuspicious nights , And flumbers unalarmed ! Now , ere you sleep , See that your polished arms be primed with care , And drop the night - bolt ...
... wonder heard With doubtful credit , told to frighten babes . But farewell now to unfuspicious nights , And flumbers unalarmed ! Now , ere you sleep , See that your polished arms be primed with care , And drop the night - bolt ...
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... ripe an age As twice feven years , his beauties had then first Engaged my wonder ; and admiring ftill , And still admiring , with regret fuppofed The joy half loft because not sooner found . There BOOK IV . THE WINTER EVENING . 149.
... ripe an age As twice feven years , his beauties had then first Engaged my wonder ; and admiring ftill , And still admiring , with regret fuppofed The joy half loft because not sooner found . There BOOK IV . THE WINTER EVENING . 149.
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... wonder takes a thousand shapes Capricious , in which fancy feeks in vain The likeness of some object seen before . Thus nature works as if to mock at art , And in defiance of her rival powers ; By these fortuitous and random ftrokes ...
... wonder takes a thousand shapes Capricious , in which fancy feeks in vain The likeness of some object seen before . Thus nature works as if to mock at art , And in defiance of her rival powers ; By these fortuitous and random ftrokes ...
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