The Poetical Works of William CowperFrederick Warne and Company, 1899 - 649 ページ |
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... force , It pricks the genius forward in its course , Allows short time for play , and none for sloth , And left alike by each , advances both , But judge , where so much evil intervenes , The end , though plausible , not worth the means ...
... force , It pricks the genius forward in its course , Allows short time for play , and none for sloth , And left alike by each , advances both , But judge , where so much evil intervenes , The end , though plausible , not worth the means ...
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... force , And his address , if not quite French in ease , Not English stiff , but frank and form'd to please , Low in the world , because he scorns its arts , A man of letters , manners , morals , parts , Unpatronized , and therefore ...
... force , And his address , if not quite French in ease , Not English stiff , but frank and form'd to please , Low in the world , because he scorns its arts , A man of letters , manners , morals , parts , Unpatronized , and therefore ...
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... force should know ; And if thou strike me into dust , My soul approves the blow . The heart , that values less its ease Than it adores Thy ways , In Thine avenging anger sees A subject of its praise . Pleased I could lie , concealed and ...
... force should know ; And if thou strike me into dust , My soul approves the blow . The heart , that values less its ease Than it adores Thy ways , In Thine avenging anger sees A subject of its praise . Pleased I could lie , concealed and ...
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