The Port FolioEditor and Asbury Dickens, 1823 |
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... thou wilt : Thou dost not mean this cruel violence With which thou dragg'st me on . Callias . Dost not behold him , Thy God ! thy father's God ! the God of Antioch ! And feel'st thou not the cold and silent awe , That emanates from his ...
... thou wilt : Thou dost not mean this cruel violence With which thou dragg'st me on . Callias . Dost not behold him , Thy God ! thy father's God ! the God of Antioch ! And feel'st thou not the cold and silent awe , That emanates from his ...
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... thou cease , With time coeval , even till Time itself Hath perish'd in eternity . Then thou Shalt own , from thy apparent deity Debased , thy mortal nature , from the sky Withering before the all - enlightening Lamb , Whose radiant ...
... thou cease , With time coeval , even till Time itself Hath perish'd in eternity . Then thou Shalt own , from thy apparent deity Debased , thy mortal nature , from the sky Withering before the all - enlightening Lamb , Whose radiant ...
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... thou served'st Thy father's Gods , thou wert not thus : the sun Was brightest where thou wert - beneath thy feet Flowers grew . Thou sat'st like some unclouded star , Insphered in thine own ligat and joy , and mad'st The world around ...
... thou served'st Thy father's Gods , thou wert not thus : the sun Was brightest where thou wert - beneath thy feet Flowers grew . Thou sat'st like some unclouded star , Insphered in thine own ligat and joy , and mad'st The world around ...
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