Poetical Works, 3. numberHoughton Mifflin, 1950 - 1095 pages |
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Page 133
... brings forgiveness in his hand ! Thus angels on glad messages appear ; Their first salute commands us not to fear ... bring back his wife , and suffered shipwreck on the Lemmon Ore , off the Yorkshire coast , nearly losing his life ...
... brings forgiveness in his hand ! Thus angels on glad messages appear ; Their first salute commands us not to fear ... bring back his wife , and suffered shipwreck on the Lemmon Ore , off the Yorkshire coast , nearly losing his life ...
Page 289
... bringing them to the outrageousness of blows . Now , our religion ( says he ) is depriv'd of the greatest part of ... bring his old rebels to reason when he pleases . Consequently , what plea- sure , what entertainment , can be rais'd ...
... bringing them to the outrageousness of blows . Now , our religion ( says he ) is depriv'd of the greatest part of ... bring his old rebels to reason when he pleases . Consequently , what plea- sure , what entertainment , can be rais'd ...
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... bring , With all the glories of the purple spring . The daughters of the flood have search'd the mead For violets pale , and cropp'd the poppy's head , The short narcissus and fair daffodil , Pansies to please the sight , and cassia ...
... bring , With all the glories of the purple spring . The daughters of the flood have search'd the mead For violets pale , and cropp'd the poppy's head , The short narcissus and fair daffodil , Pansies to please the sight , and cassia ...
Contents
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH | xvii |
EARLY POEMS | liv |
UPON THE DEATH OF THE LORD | 1 |
Copyright | |
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