The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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... pain can please . At length , the toilfome journey o'er , And near the bright , celestial shore , A gulph , black , fearful , and profound , Appears , of either world the bound , Thro ' darkness leading up to light ; Sense backward ...
... pain can please . At length , the toilfome journey o'er , And near the bright , celestial shore , A gulph , black , fearful , and profound , Appears , of either world the bound , Thro ' darkness leading up to light ; Sense backward ...
Strana 69
... pain , And get the ladle out again . MORA L. THIS Commoner has worth and parts , Is prais'd for arms , or lov'd for arts ; His head achs for a coronet : And who is blefs'd that is not great ? Some fenfe , and more eftate , kind Heav'n ...
... pain , And get the ladle out again . MORA L. THIS Commoner has worth and parts , Is prais'd for arms , or lov'd for arts ; His head achs for a coronet : And who is blefs'd that is not great ? Some fenfe , and more eftate , kind Heav'n ...
Strana 258
... pain of coward thought . Happy refult of human wit ! That Alma may herself forget . Dick , thus we act ; and thus we are Or tofs'd by hope , or funk by care . With endless pain this man pursues , What , if he gain'd , he could not use ...
... pain of coward thought . Happy refult of human wit ! That Alma may herself forget . Dick , thus we act ; and thus we are Or tofs'd by hope , or funk by care . With endless pain this man pursues , What , if he gain'd , he could not use ...
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