The Poetical Works of William CowperFrederick Warne and Company, 1899 - 649 ページ |
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... Nature burns , His being end where death dissolves the bond , The tomb take all , and all be blank beyond ; Then he , of all that Nature has brought forth , Stands self - impeached the creature of least worth , And useless while he ...
... Nature burns , His being end where death dissolves the bond , The tomb take all , and all be blank beyond ; Then he , of all that Nature has brought forth , Stands self - impeached the creature of least worth , And useless while he ...
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... Nature proves , Opposed against the pleasures Nature loves ! While self - betrayed , and wilfully undone . She longs to yield , no sooner wooed than won , Try now the merits of this blest exchange Of modest truth for wit's eccentric ...
... Nature proves , Opposed against the pleasures Nature loves ! While self - betrayed , and wilfully undone . She longs to yield , no sooner wooed than won , Try now the merits of this blest exchange Of modest truth for wit's eccentric ...
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... Nature's sway , In labyrinths of our own we stray , Without a guide or clue . The chaste and pure , who fear to ... nature there , And life assumes a FROM THE French OF MADAME GUYON . 625 Reciprocal Kindness the Primary of Nature 599 The ...
... Nature's sway , In labyrinths of our own we stray , Without a guide or clue . The chaste and pure , who fear to ... nature there , And life assumes a FROM THE French OF MADAME GUYON . 625 Reciprocal Kindness the Primary of Nature 599 The ...
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