Cowper: Poetry and ProseHart-Davis, 1968 - 1018 ページ |
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... Heav'n turns from with abhorrence and disdain : Not more affronted by avow'd neglect , Than by the mere dissembler's feign'd respect . What is all righteousness that men devise , What , but a sordid bargain for the skies ? But Christ as ...
... Heav'n turns from with abhorrence and disdain : Not more affronted by avow'd neglect , Than by the mere dissembler's feign'd respect . What is all righteousness that men devise , What , but a sordid bargain for the skies ? But Christ as ...
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... heav'n , she often holds With those fair ministers of light to man , That fill the skies nightly with silent pomp , Sweet conference . Enquires what strains were they With which heav'n rang , when ev'ry star , in haste To gratulate the ...
... heav'n , she often holds With those fair ministers of light to man , That fill the skies nightly with silent pomp , Sweet conference . Enquires what strains were they With which heav'n rang , when ev'ry star , in haste To gratulate the ...
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... Heav'n stoops down to see . Thus heav'n - ward all things tend . For all were once Perfect , and all must be at length restored . So God has greatly purpos'd ; who would else In his dishonoured works himself endure Dishonor , and be ...
... Heav'n stoops down to see . Thus heav'n - ward all things tend . For all were once Perfect , and all must be at length restored . So God has greatly purpos'd ; who would else In his dishonoured works himself endure Dishonor , and be ...
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