A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Volume 6For R. and J. Dodsley, at Tully's-Head in Pall-Mall, 1763 - 336 pages |
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... things . They are then fucceffively confidered , as giving motion to the air and ex- citing Jummer - breezes ; as nourishing and beautifying the vegetable world ; as contributing to the fulness of na- vigable rivers , and confequently ...
... things . They are then fucceffively confidered , as giving motion to the air and ex- citing Jummer - breezes ; as nourishing and beautifying the vegetable world ; as contributing to the fulness of na- vigable rivers , and confequently ...
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... things , First of the lonely powers , ere Time arose , Were Love and Chaos . Love , the fire of Fate ; Elder than Chaos . Born of Fate was Time , Who many fons and many comely births Devour'd , relentless father : till the child Of Rhea ...
... things , First of the lonely powers , ere Time arose , Were Love and Chaos . Love , the fire of Fate ; Elder than Chaos . Born of Fate was Time , Who many fons and many comely births Devour'd , relentless father : till the child Of Rhea ...
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... things Of you fhe uttereth , oft as from the shore Of Thames , or Medway's vale , or the green banks Of Vecta , fhe her thundering navy leads . To Calpe's foaming channel , or the rough Cantabrian coaft ; her aufpices divine Imparting ...
... things Of you fhe uttereth , oft as from the shore Of Thames , or Medway's vale , or the green banks Of Vecta , fhe her thundering navy leads . To Calpe's foaming channel , or the rough Cantabrian coaft ; her aufpices divine Imparting ...
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... things . II . 2 . Now oft , where happy fpirits dwell , Where yet he tunes his charming fhell , Oft near him , with applauding hands , The genius of his country ftands . To liftening gods he makes him known , That man divine , by whom ...
... things . II . 2 . Now oft , where happy fpirits dwell , Where yet he tunes his charming fhell , Oft near him , with applauding hands , The genius of his country ftands . To liftening gods he makes him known , That man divine , by whom ...
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... thing impure or noxious . Enter - in , O ftranger , undifmay'd . nor bat nor toad Here lurks and if thy breaft of blameless thoughts Approve thee , not unwelcome shalt thou tread My quiet manfion : chiefly , if thy name Wife Pallas and ...
... thing impure or noxious . Enter - in , O ftranger , undifmay'd . nor bat nor toad Here lurks and if thy breaft of blameless thoughts Approve thee , not unwelcome shalt thou tread My quiet manfion : chiefly , if thy name Wife Pallas and ...
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