PoemsDent, 1949 - 288 pages |
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Page 117
... pow'r is always theirs , and pow'r is ever wise . Almighty crowd , thou shorten'st all dispute ; Power is thy Essence ; Wit thy Attribute ! Nor Faith nor Reason make thee at a stay , 80 90 Thou leapst o'er all Eternal truths in thy ...
... pow'r is always theirs , and pow'r is ever wise . Almighty crowd , thou shorten'st all dispute ; Power is thy Essence ; Wit thy Attribute ! Nor Faith nor Reason make thee at a stay , 80 90 Thou leapst o'er all Eternal truths in thy ...
Page 120
... Pow'r would murther too . What means their Trait'rous Combination less , Too plain t ' evade , too shamefull to confess ? But Treason is not own'd when ' tis descry'd ; Successfull Crimes alone are justify'd . The Men , who no ...
... Pow'r would murther too . What means their Trait'rous Combination less , Too plain t ' evade , too shamefull to confess ? But Treason is not own'd when ' tis descry'd ; Successfull Crimes alone are justify'd . The Men , who no ...
Page 132
... Pow'r to which they could not rise . 150 Some had in Courts been Great and , thrown from thence , Like Fiends were hardened in Impenitence . Some , by their Monarch's fatal mercy grown , From Pardon'd Rebels , Kinsmen to the Throne Were ...
... Pow'r to which they could not rise . 150 Some had in Courts been Great and , thrown from thence , Like Fiends were hardened in Impenitence . Some , by their Monarch's fatal mercy grown , From Pardon'd Rebels , Kinsmen to the Throne Were ...
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