The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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... fuch that fleeper in thy breast ! Such is her flumber ; and her vengeance fuch For flighted counfel ; fuch thy future peace ! And think'st thou still thou can't be wise too foon ? But why on Time fo lavish is my fong ? On this great ...
... fuch that fleeper in thy breast ! Such is her flumber ; and her vengeance fuch For flighted counfel ; fuch thy future peace ! And think'st thou still thou can't be wise too foon ? But why on Time fo lavish is my fong ? On this great ...
Strana 174
... fuch a vaft proportion grown . Sure , from fome angel he the fecret knew , Who thro ' this labyrinth has lent the ... fuch , Never to say too little , or too much ? Let fuch a man begin without delay ; But he must do beyond what I can ...
... fuch a vaft proportion grown . Sure , from fome angel he the fecret knew , Who thro ' this labyrinth has lent the ... fuch , Never to say too little , or too much ? Let fuch a man begin without delay ; But he must do beyond what I can ...
Strana 198
... fuch god - like men . If one short volume could comprize All that was witty , learn'd , and wife , How would it be esteem'd , and read , Although the writer long were dead ! If fuch an author were alive , How all would for his ...
... fuch god - like men . If one short volume could comprize All that was witty , learn'd , and wife , How would it be esteem'd , and read , Although the writer long were dead ! If fuch an author were alive , How all would for his ...
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