The Works, Tom 5J. Murray, 1823 |
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... his lofty mind would take , And all foretold the progress he would make . Boast of these friends , to older men a guide , Proud of his parts , but gracious in his pride ; He bore a gay good - nature in his face 6 TALE 11 . EDWARD SHORE .
... his lofty mind would take , And all foretold the progress he would make . Boast of these friends , to older men a guide , Proud of his parts , but gracious in his pride ; He bore a gay good - nature in his face 6 TALE 11 . EDWARD SHORE .
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... pride ; And shame and doubt impell'd him in a course , Once so abhorr'd , with unresisted force . Proud minds and guilty , whom their crimes oppress , Fly to new crimes for comfort and redress ; So found our fallen youth a short relief ...
... pride ; And shame and doubt impell'd him in a course , Once so abhorr'd , with unresisted force . Proud minds and guilty , whom their crimes oppress , Fly to new crimes for comfort and redress ; So found our fallen youth a short relief ...
Strona 21
... pride felt keenly what he must expect From useless pity and from cold neglect . Struck by new terrors , from his friends he fled , And wept his woes upon a restless bed ; Retiring late , at early hour to rise , With shrunken features ...
... pride felt keenly what he must expect From useless pity and from cold neglect . Struck by new terrors , from his friends he fled , And wept his woes upon a restless bed ; Retiring late , at early hour to rise , With shrunken features ...
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... pride still lived , and struggled to sustain The drooping spirit and the roving brain ; But this too fail'd : a friend his freedom gave , And sent him help the threat'ning world to brave ; Gave solid counsel what to seek or flee , But ...
... pride still lived , and struggled to sustain The drooping spirit and the roving brain ; But this too fail'd : a friend his freedom gave , And sent him help the threat'ning world to brave ; Gave solid counsel what to seek or flee , But ...
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... pride He bore , nor found his grov'ling spirit tried : Nay , when she wish'd his parents to traduce , Fawning he smiled , and justice call'd th ' abuse ; " They taught you nothing ; are you not , at best , " Said the proud dame , " a ...
... pride He bore , nor found his grov'ling spirit tried : Nay , when she wish'd his parents to traduce , Fawning he smiled , and justice call'd th ' abuse ; " They taught you nothing ; are you not , at best , " Said the proud dame , " a ...
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