The Works of the English Poets, Volume 19J. Rivington, 1779 - 366 halaman |
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... soul , how small a body holds . ” Old Greece a tale of Athos would make out , Cut from the continent , and fail'd about ; Seas hid with navies , chariots paffing o'er The channel , on a bridge from shore to shore : Rivers , whofe depth ...
... soul , how small a body holds . ” Old Greece a tale of Athos would make out , Cut from the continent , and fail'd about ; Seas hid with navies , chariots paffing o'er The channel , on a bridge from shore to shore : Rivers , whofe depth ...
Halaman 321
... soul , Till thy wit fparkle , like the chearful bowl . Pray ; for thy prayers the teft of heaven will bear ; Nor need'st thou take the Gods afide , to hear : While others , ev'n the mighty men of Rome , Big fwell'd with mischief , to ...
... soul , Till thy wit fparkle , like the chearful bowl . Pray ; for thy prayers the teft of heaven will bear ; Nor need'st thou take the Gods afide , to hear : While others , ev'n the mighty men of Rome , Big fwell'd with mischief , to ...
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