Poems, Том 1Stereotyped and printed by Andrew Wilson for J. Johnson, 1808 |
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... declension and their fall , Their woes not yet repealed , thence date them all . Thus fell the best instructed in her day , And the most favoured land , look where we may . Philosophy indeed on Grecian eyes Had poured the day , and ...
... declension and their fall , Their woes not yet repealed , thence date them all . Thus fell the best instructed in her day , And the most favoured land , look where we may . Philosophy indeed on Grecian eyes Had poured the day , and ...
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... ' tis jar , And tumult , and intestine war , The love , that cheers life's latest stage , Proof against sickness and old age , VOL . 1 . 2 A Preserv'd by virtue from declension , Becomes not weary of MUTUAL FORBEARANCE . 369.
... ' tis jar , And tumult , and intestine war , The love , that cheers life's latest stage , Proof against sickness and old age , VOL . 1 . 2 A Preserv'd by virtue from declension , Becomes not weary of MUTUAL FORBEARANCE . 369.
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William Cowper. Preserv'd by virtue from declension , Becomes not weary of attention ; But lives , when that exterior grace , Which first inspir'd the flame , decays . ' Tis gentle , delicate , and kind , To faults compassionate or blind ...
William Cowper. Preserv'd by virtue from declension , Becomes not weary of attention ; But lives , when that exterior grace , Which first inspir'd the flame , decays . ' Tis gentle , delicate , and kind , To faults compassionate or blind ...
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