The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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Strana 120
... Fancy's airy band , A watchful foe ! The formidable spy , Lift'ning , o'erhears the whispers of our camp : Our dawning purposes of heart explores , And steals our embryos of iniquity . As all rapacious ufurers conceal Their doomfday ...
... Fancy's airy band , A watchful foe ! The formidable spy , Lift'ning , o'erhears the whispers of our camp : Our dawning purposes of heart explores , And steals our embryos of iniquity . As all rapacious ufurers conceal Their doomfday ...
Strana 164
... fancy's bad ; So , without judgment , fancy is but mad : And judgment has a boundless influence Not only in the choice of words , or sense , But on the world , on manners , and on men ; Fancy is but the feather of the pen ; Reason is ...
... fancy's bad ; So , without judgment , fancy is but mad : And judgment has a boundless influence Not only in the choice of words , or sense , But on the world , on manners , and on men ; Fancy is but the feather of the pen ; Reason is ...
Strana 247
... fancy dwells ; Which always is at work , and framing . The feveral follies I was naming . As in a hive's vimineous dome , Ten thousand bees enjoy their home ; Each does her ftudious actions vary , To go and come , to fetch and carry ...
... fancy dwells ; Which always is at work , and framing . The feveral follies I was naming . As in a hive's vimineous dome , Ten thousand bees enjoy their home ; Each does her ftudious actions vary , To go and come , to fetch and carry ...
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