The Works of the English Poets, Հատոր 30J. Nichols, 1779 - 304 էջ |
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Էջ 126
... soul espy'd , Why doft thou strive the confcious fhame to hide By mafks of eloquence and veils of pride ? With outward fmiles their flattery I receiv'd ; Own'd my fick mind by their discourse reliev'd ; But , bent and inward to myself ...
... soul espy'd , Why doft thou strive the confcious fhame to hide By mafks of eloquence and veils of pride ? With outward fmiles their flattery I receiv'd ; Own'd my fick mind by their discourse reliev'd ; But , bent and inward to myself ...
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... Soul : I call thee by that name , Thou busy thing , from whence I know I am : For , knowing what I am , I know thou art ; Since that must needs exift , which can impart . But how cam'ft thou to be , or whence thy fpring ? For various of ...
... Soul : I call thee by that name , Thou busy thing , from whence I know I am : For , knowing what I am , I know thou art ; Since that must needs exift , which can impart . But how cam'ft thou to be , or whence thy fpring ? For various of ...
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... soul from raging gusts Of cruel paffion and deceitful lufts : From ftorms of rage and dangerous rocks of pride , Let thy ftrong hand this little vessel guide ( It was thy hand that made it ) through the tide 660 670 675 Impetuous ...
... soul from raging gusts Of cruel paffion and deceitful lufts : From ftorms of rage and dangerous rocks of pride , Let thy ftrong hand this little vessel guide ( It was thy hand that made it ) through the tide 660 670 675 Impetuous ...
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