The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... mighty good thing . We shorten our days when with love we engage ; It brings on diseases , and haftens old age : But wine from grim death can its votaries fave , And keep t'other leg out , when there's one in the grave . Perhaps , like ...
... mighty good thing . We shorten our days when with love we engage ; It brings on diseases , and haftens old age : But wine from grim death can its votaries fave , And keep t'other leg out , when there's one in the grave . Perhaps , like ...
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... mighty treasure won : And lay each moment out in haste ; We're fure to live too faft , And cannot live too foon . Youth does a thousand pleasures bring Which from decrepid age will fly ; The flowers that flourish in the fpring , In ...
... mighty treasure won : And lay each moment out in haste ; We're fure to live too faft , And cannot live too foon . Youth does a thousand pleasures bring Which from decrepid age will fly ; The flowers that flourish in the fpring , In ...
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... mighty bleffings , mix'd with mighty woe : With clouds of darkness quench'd his vifual ray , But gave him skill to raise the lofty lay . High on a radiant throne fublime in ftate , Encircled by huge multitudes , he fate : With filver ...
... mighty bleffings , mix'd with mighty woe : With clouds of darkness quench'd his vifual ray , But gave him skill to raise the lofty lay . High on a radiant throne fublime in ftate , Encircled by huge multitudes , he fate : With filver ...
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