PoemsCaxton-Press, printed by Nuttall, Fisher, and Company, 1815 - Всего страниц: 622 |
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Thy temple , once thy glory , fall'n and ras'd , And thou a worshipper e'en where thou may'st ; Thy services once holy without spot , Mere shadows now , their ancient pomp forgot ; Thy Levites , once a consecrated host , No longer ...
Thy temple , once thy glory , fall'n and ras'd , And thou a worshipper e'en where thou may'st ; Thy services once holy without spot , Mere shadows now , their ancient pomp forgot ; Thy Levites , once a consecrated host , No longer ...
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Thou wast the veriest slave in days of yore , That ever dragg'd a chain or tugg'd an oar ; Thy monarchs arbitrary , fierce , unjust , Themselves the slaves of bigotry or lust , Disdain'd thy counsels , only in distress Found thee a ...
Thou wast the veriest slave in days of yore , That ever dragg'd a chain or tugg'd an oar ; Thy monarchs arbitrary , fierce , unjust , Themselves the slaves of bigotry or lust , Disdain'd thy counsels , only in distress Found thee a ...
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Canst thou , the tear just trembling on thy lids , And while the dreadful risk foreseen , forbids ; Free too , and under no constraining force , Unless the sway of custom warp thy course ; Lay such a stake upon the losing side , Merely ...
Canst thou , the tear just trembling on thy lids , And while the dreadful risk foreseen , forbids ; Free too , and under no constraining force , Unless the sway of custom warp thy course ; Lay such a stake upon the losing side , Merely ...
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