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His master - lust Falls first before his resolute rebuke , And seems dethron'dand
vanquish'd . Peace ensues , But spurious and short - liv'd ; the puny child Of self -
congratulating pride , begot On fancied innocence . Again he falls , And fights ...
His master - lust Falls first before his resolute rebuke , And seems dethron'dand
vanquish'd . Peace ensues , But spurious and short - liv'd ; the puny child Of self -
congratulating pride , begot On fancied innocence . Again he falls , And fights ...
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The man , whose virtues are more felt than seen , Must drop indeed the hope of
public praise ; But he may boast what few that win it canThat , if his country stand
not by his skill , At least his follies have not wrought her fall . Polite refinement ...
The man , whose virtues are more felt than seen , Must drop indeed the hope of
public praise ; But he may boast what few that win it canThat , if his country stand
not by his skill , At least his follies have not wrought her fall . Polite refinement ...
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How ? leap into the pit our life to save ? To save our life leap all into the grave ?
For can we find it less ? Contemplate first The depth how awful ! falling there we
burst ; 1 Or should the brambles , interpos'd , our fall 372 THE NEEDLESS
ALARM .
How ? leap into the pit our life to save ? To save our life leap all into the grave ?
For can we find it less ? Contemplate first The depth how awful ! falling there we
burst ; 1 Or should the brambles , interpos'd , our fall 372 THE NEEDLESS
ALARM .
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1 Or should the brambles , interpos'd , our fall In part abate , that happiness were
small ; For with a race like theirs no chance I see Of peace or ease to creatures
clad as we . Meantime , noise kills not . Be it Dapple's bray , Or be it not , or be it ...
1 Or should the brambles , interpos'd , our fall In part abate , that happiness were
small ; For with a race like theirs no chance I see Of peace or ease to creatures
clad as we . Meantime , noise kills not . Be it Dapple's bray , Or be it not , or be it ...
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... hung with lashes he bore , And stood looking out for his prey From Africa's
sorrowful shore . But soon as approaching the land That goddess - like woman
he view'd , The scourge he let fall from his hand , With 406 THE MORNING
DREAM .
... hung with lashes he bore , And stood looking out for his prey From Africa's
sorrowful shore . But soon as approaching the land That goddess - like woman
he view'd , The scourge he let fall from his hand , With 406 THE MORNING
DREAM .
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Poems, Volumen 2 Poems, William Cowper |
| Autor | William Cowper |
| Editor | J. Johnson, 1800 |
| Procedencia del original | la Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York |
| Digitalizado | 25 Abr 2008 |
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