Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... thou fo full of heavinefs , O my foul ; and why art thou fo difquieted " within me ? " And afterwards- " My " My heart is fmitten afunder as with a " 26 SECTION VII .
... thou fo full of heavinefs , O my foul ; and why art thou fo difquieted " within me ? " And afterwards- " My " My heart is fmitten afunder as with a " 26 SECTION VII .
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... thou fo vexed , O my foul , " and why art thou fo difquieted within " me ? Put thy truft in God ; for I will yet " praise Him , who is the help of my coun- tenance , and my God . " - Pfalm xlii . The whole is an appeal to the heart ...
... thou fo vexed , O my foul , " and why art thou fo difquieted within " me ? Put thy truft in God ; for I will yet " praise Him , who is the help of my coun- tenance , and my God . " - Pfalm xlii . The whole is an appeal to the heart ...
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... thou , nor friend shalt fee ; “ Nor war haft thou to wage , nor years to " come " . So POPE , in fome of his moft harmonious verses , imitating CATULLUS : " Fair from its humble bed I rear'd this flow'r , " Suckled and cheer'd with air ...
... thou , nor friend shalt fee ; “ Nor war haft thou to wage , nor years to " come " . So POPE , in fome of his moft harmonious verses , imitating CATULLUS : " Fair from its humble bed I rear'd this flow'r , " Suckled and cheer'd with air ...
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