A collection of poems, by several hands [ed. by R. Dodsley]. |
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... each philosophick fade , Where Truth and Virtue erst were deem'd to lie ; If
haply the fair vagrants het mote spy , Or hear the musick of their charming lore :
But all unable there to satisfy His curious soul , he turn'd him to explore The
facred ...
... each philosophick fade , Where Truth and Virtue erst were deem'd to lie ; If
haply the fair vagrants het mote spy , Or hear the musick of their charming lore :
But all unable there to satisfy His curious soul , he turn'd him to explore The
facred ...
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Yes : let me cherish that remembrance still ; That thought alone shall soften ev'ry
ill ; To tell my soul , his love , his truth was such , All was his due , nor have I done
too much . XIII . Deceitful comfort ! let me not persuade My cred'lous heart its ...
Yes : let me cherish that remembrance still ; That thought alone shall soften ev'ry
ill ; To tell my soul , his love , his truth was such , All was his due , nor have I done
too much . XIII . Deceitful comfort ! let me not persuade My cred'lous heart its ...
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... lov'st to seem Light and gay with pinions trim , Dipt in all the dyes that glow In
the bend of Iris ' bow : Now like thy mother drear and sad , ( All in mournful
vestments clad , Cypress weeds and fable stole , ) Thou rulhest on th ' affrighted
soul .
... lov'st to seem Light and gay with pinions trim , Dipt in all the dyes that glow In
the bend of Iris ' bow : Now like thy mother drear and sad , ( All in mournful
vestments clad , Cypress weeds and fable stole , ) Thou rulhest on th ' affrighted
soul .
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These are delights that absence drear has made Familiar to my soul , e'er since
the form Of young Sapphira , beauteous as the Spring , When from her vi'let -
woven couch awak'd By frolic Zephyr's hand , her tender cheek Graceful she lifts
...
These are delights that absence drear has made Familiar to my soul , e'er since
the form Of young Sapphira , beauteous as the Spring , When from her vi'let -
woven couch awak'd By frolic Zephyr's hand , her tender cheek Graceful she lifts
...
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V. And paint that sweetly vacant scene , When , all beneath the poplar bough , My
spirits light , my soul serene , I breath'd in verse one cordial vow ; That nothing
should my soul inspire , , But friendship warm , and love entire . VI . Dull to the ...
V. And paint that sweetly vacant scene , When , all beneath the poplar bough , My
spirits light , my soul serene , I breath'd in verse one cordial vow ; That nothing
should my soul inspire , , But friendship warm , and love entire . VI . Dull to the ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | A collection of poems, by several hands [ed. by R. Dodsley]. A collection of poems, by several hands [ed. by R. Dodsley] 第 第 1 巻 巻, Robert Dodsley |
| 著者 | Collection |
| 編集者 | Robert Dodsley |
| 出版社 | J. Hughes, 1755 |
| 書籍の提供元 | オックスフォード大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2006年9月26日 |
| 引用のエクスポート | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |