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What if the figure thould it fa & prove true ? Let these inftrux with truth's illustrious
ray , It did in Elkenah , why not in you ? Awake the world , and scare our owls
away . Poor Elkenah , all other changes past , Meanwhile , O friend ! indulge me ,
if I ...
What if the figure thould it fa & prove true ? Let these inftrux with truth's illustrious
ray , It did in Elkenah , why not in you ? Awake the world , and scare our owls
away . Poor Elkenah , all other changes past , Meanwhile , O friend ! indulge me ,
if I ...
Strona 496
... Christians , Jews , and Turks shake banese So challe , so pious , and so fage ;
United in commer.ia ! bands , Who true to all those sacred bands All of one faith ,
and that , to own Which private happiness demands , No God but intereft alone .
... Christians , Jews , and Turks shake banese So challe , so pious , and so fage ;
United in commer.ia ! bands , Who true to all those sacred bands All of one faith ,
and that , to own Which private happiness demands , No God but intereft alone .
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See every science which the world would know , Rise what exalted fights it will ,
Your magazines shat every month befony , True genius will be genius ftill ;
Whose very titles fill the mind with awe , And lay , that horse would you prefer ,
Imperial ...
See every science which the world would know , Rise what exalted fights it will ,
Your magazines shat every month befony , True genius will be genius ftill ;
Whose very titles fill the mind with awe , And lay , that horse would you prefer ,
Imperial ...
Strona 885
+ 60 Yet judge not rafhly from a partial view In vain thy lord commands the stream
to fall , Of what is wrong or right , or false or true ; Extends the view , or spreads
the smooth canal , Objects coo near deceive th ' observer's eye ; While guilt's ...
+ 60 Yet judge not rafhly from a partial view In vain thy lord commands the stream
to fall , Of what is wrong or right , or false or true ; Extends the view , or spreads
the smooth canal , Objects coo near deceive th ' observer's eye ; While guilt's ...
Strona 887
Who makes true glory but his second end : He wide creation's trackless mazes
trod ; 190 Still sway'd by what is fit , and just , and crue , And in each atom found
the ruling Gud . Who gives to all whate'er to all is due ; Unrivall'd rair ! with truth ...
Who makes true glory but his second end : He wide creation's trackless mazes
trod ; 190 Still sway'd by what is fit , and just , and crue , And in each atom found
the ruling Gud . Who gives to all whate'er to all is due ; Unrivall'd rair ! with truth ...
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Tom 10 The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Robert Anderson |
| Autor | Robert Anderson |
| Opracowanie | Robert Anderson |
| Wydawca | John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh, 1795 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Michigan |
| W formie cyfrowej | 6 Maj 2008 |
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