Minor English Poets, 1660-1780: A Selection from Alexander Chalmers' The English Poets, Tom 1David P. French B. Blom, 1967 |
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... wise , no glorious fortune choose , Which ' tis but pain to keep , yet grief to lose ! For , when we place ev'n trifles in the heart , With trifles too , unwillingly we part . An humble roof , plain bed , and homely board , More clear ...
... wise , no glorious fortune choose , Which ' tis but pain to keep , yet grief to lose ! For , when we place ev'n trifles in the heart , With trifles too , unwillingly we part . An humble roof , plain bed , and homely board , More clear ...
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... wise , It bred such awfull rev'rence in their looks , As if they saw the bury'd writers rise . Such heaps of written thoughts ( gold of the dead , Which Time does still disperse , but not devour ) Made them presume all was from deluge ...
... wise , It bred such awfull rev'rence in their looks , As if they saw the bury'd writers rise . Such heaps of written thoughts ( gold of the dead , Which Time does still disperse , but not devour ) Made them presume all was from deluge ...
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... wise , these things we should not mind , Thou may'st choose safely that which most doth But more delight in easy inatters find . " You're grey and old , and to some pious. tues ; bnt I have translated only the two first , not to turn the ...
... wise , these things we should not mind , Thou may'st choose safely that which most doth But more delight in easy inatters find . " You're grey and old , and to some pious. tues ; bnt I have translated only the two first , not to turn the ...
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