The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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Strana 34
... rife renew'd . The stars no fix'd duration know , Wide oceans ebb , again to flow , The moon repletes her waining face , All - beauteous , from her late difgrace , And funs , that mourn approaching night , Refulgent rife with new - born ...
... rife renew'd . The stars no fix'd duration know , Wide oceans ebb , again to flow , The moon repletes her waining face , All - beauteous , from her late difgrace , And funs , that mourn approaching night , Refulgent rife with new - born ...
Strana 35
... rife no more . Within this fublunary fphere , A country lies- No matter where ; The clime may readily be found By all , who tread poetic ground . A stream , call'd Life , across it glides , And equally the land divides ; And here , of ...
... rife no more . Within this fublunary fphere , A country lies- No matter where ; The clime may readily be found By all , who tread poetic ground . A stream , call'd Life , across it glides , And equally the land divides ; And here , of ...
Strana 196
Oliver Goldsmith. Cadenus felt within him rife Shame , disappointment , guilt , furprise . He knew not how to reconcile Such language with her usual stile : And yet her words were so exprest , He could not hope the fpoke in jeft . His ...
Oliver Goldsmith. Cadenus felt within him rife Shame , disappointment , guilt , furprise . He knew not how to reconcile Such language with her usual stile : And yet her words were so exprest , He could not hope the fpoke in jeft . His ...
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