The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Fear , Sorrow , and Shame ; but the pofition of Jealousy , and the continual agitation of Fear , are adıni- rable ; as alfo is that of Horror foaring over them with his iron wings , and of felf - confuming Care , who is placed . at the ...
... Fear , Sorrow , and Shame ; but the pofition of Jealousy , and the continual agitation of Fear , are adıni- rable ; as alfo is that of Horror foaring over them with his iron wings , and of felf - confuming Care , who is placed . at the ...
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John Newbery. That makes frail flesh to fear the bitter wave ? Is not short pain well borne , that brings long ease , And lays the foul to fleep in quiet grave ! Sleep after toil , port after ftormy feas , Eafe after war , death after ...
John Newbery. That makes frail flesh to fear the bitter wave ? Is not short pain well borne , that brings long ease , And lays the foul to fleep in quiet grave ! Sleep after toil , port after ftormy feas , Eafe after war , death after ...
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... fear of death gave place to nature's law . And shaking more with anger , than with age , The gods , faid he , requite thy brutal rage : As fure they will , barbarian , fore they must , If there be gods in heav'n , and gods be juit : Who ...
... fear of death gave place to nature's law . And shaking more with anger , than with age , The gods , faid he , requite thy brutal rage : As fure they will , barbarian , fore they must , If there be gods in heav'n , and gods be juit : Who ...
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