Smart, Wilkie, P. Whitehead, Fawkes, Lovibond, Harte, Langhorne, Goldsmith, Armstrong, JohnsonAlexander Chalmers J. Johnson, 1810 |
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... leave Lethe's brink , Obsequious to the Muse and me ; For once endure the pain to think , Oh ! sweet insensibility ! Sister of peace and indolence , Bring , Muse , bring numbers soft and slow , Elaborately void of sense , And sweetly ...
... leave Lethe's brink , Obsequious to the Muse and me ; For once endure the pain to think , Oh ! sweet insensibility ! Sister of peace and indolence , Bring , Muse , bring numbers soft and slow , Elaborately void of sense , And sweetly ...
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... Leave the Parnassian shades , The joyful Hymeneal sing , And to a lovelier fair Than fiction can devise , or eloquence declare , Your vocal tributes bring . And you , ye winged choristers , that fly In all the pensile gardens of the sky ...
... Leave the Parnassian shades , The joyful Hymeneal sing , And to a lovelier fair Than fiction can devise , or eloquence declare , Your vocal tributes bring . And you , ye winged choristers , that fly In all the pensile gardens of the sky ...
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... leave behind ev'n Chaos ; it shall come When all the armies of the elements Shall war against themselves , and mutual rage To make perdition triumph ; it shall come , When the capacious atmosphere above Shall in sulphureous thunders ...
... leave behind ev'n Chaos ; it shall come When all the armies of the elements Shall war against themselves , and mutual rage To make perdition triumph ; it shall come , When the capacious atmosphere above Shall in sulphureous thunders ...
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... leave ingratitude to man ; - But not to all , -for hark ! the organs blow Their swelling notes round the cathedral's dome , And grace th ' harmonious choir , celestial feast To pious ears , and med'cine of the mind ; The thrilling ...
... leave ingratitude to man ; - But not to all , -for hark ! the organs blow Their swelling notes round the cathedral's dome , And grace th ' harmonious choir , celestial feast To pious ears , and med'cine of the mind ; The thrilling ...
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... leave my cot , For so enlarg'd a sphere - ah ! Muse beware , Lest the loud larums of the braying trump , Lest the ... leaves umbrageous may intercept The morning rays , and envy some small share Of Sol's beneficence to th ' infant germ ...
... leave my cot , For so enlarg'd a sphere - ah ! Muse beware , Lest the loud larums of the braying trump , Lest the ... leaves umbrageous may intercept The morning rays , and envy some small share Of Sol's beneficence to th ' infant germ ...
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