Minor English Poets, 1660-1780: A Selection from Alexander Chalmers' The English Poets, Tom 1David P. French B. Blom, 1967 |
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Strona 93
... happy land : ' Tis happy now , which could with so much ease Recover from so desperate a disease ; A various complicated ill , Whose every symptom was enough to kill ; In which one part of three frenzy possest , And lethargy the rest ...
... happy land : ' Tis happy now , which could with so much ease Recover from so desperate a disease ; A various complicated ill , Whose every symptom was enough to kill ; In which one part of three frenzy possest , And lethargy the rest ...
Strona 211
... HAPPY the man , who his whole time doth bound Within th ' enclosure of his little ground . Happy the man , whom the same humble place ( Th ' hereditary cottage of his race ) From his first rising infancy has known , And by degrees sees ...
... HAPPY the man , who his whole time doth bound Within th ' enclosure of his little ground . Happy the man , whom the same humble place ( Th ' hereditary cottage of his race ) From his first rising infancy has known , And by degrees sees ...
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... happy Britain boasts her tuneful race , And laurel wreaths her peaceful temples grace , The honour and the praise is justly due To you alone , illustrious earl ! to you . For soon as Horace , with his artful page , By thee explain'd ...
... happy Britain boasts her tuneful race , And laurel wreaths her peaceful temples grace , The honour and the praise is justly due To you alone , illustrious earl ! to you . For soon as Horace , with his artful page , By thee explain'd ...
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