The Works of the English Poets, 10. köideR. Hett, 1779 - 303 pages |
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... keep , When fafely we may launch into the deep ? In the fame veffel which our Saviour bore , Himfelf the pilot , let us leave the fhore , And with a better guide a better world explore . Could he his Godhead veil with flesh and blood ...
... keep , When fafely we may launch into the deep ? In the fame veffel which our Saviour bore , Himfelf the pilot , let us leave the fhore , And with a better guide a better world explore . Could he his Godhead veil with flesh and blood ...
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... keep , When in the crowd of fuppliants they were seen , And in their crew his beft - beloved Benjamin . That pious Jofeph in the church behold , To feed your famine , and refuse your gold ; The Jofeph you exil'd , the Jofeph whom you ...
... keep , When in the crowd of fuppliants they were seen , And in their crew his beft - beloved Benjamin . That pious Jofeph in the church behold , To feed your famine , and refuse your gold ; The Jofeph you exil'd , the Jofeph whom you ...
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... homely drefs , Has fharply blam'd a British Lioness ; That queen , whose feast the factious rabble keep , Expos'd obfcenely naked and afleep . } } Led by those great examples , may not I The 5 Led 52 POEMS . DRYDEN'S.
... homely drefs , Has fharply blam'd a British Lioness ; That queen , whose feast the factious rabble keep , Expos'd obfcenely naked and afleep . } } Led by those great examples , may not I The 5 Led 52 POEMS . DRYDEN'S.
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... keep . Unjust , or juft , is all the question now ; ' Tis plain , that not repealing you allow . To name the Teft , would put you in a rage ; You charge not that on any former age , But fimile to think how innocent you stand , Arm'd by ...
... keep . Unjust , or juft , is all the question now ; ' Tis plain , that not repealing you allow . To name the Teft , would put you in a rage ; You charge not that on any former age , But fimile to think how innocent you stand , Arm'd by ...
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... keep poffeffion , and fecure the line ; But long defer the honours of thy fate : Great may they be like his , like his be late That James his running century may view , And give this Son an aufpice to the new . Our wants exact at least ...
... keep poffeffion , and fecure the line ; But long defer the honours of thy fate : Great may they be like his , like his be late That James his running century may view , And give this Son an aufpice to the new . Our wants exact at least ...
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