The Works of the Poets of Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 5J. Moore, 1800 - English poetry |
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... thought , By my own image I am caught ; Pygmalion fo , with fatal art Polish'd the form that stung his heart . But ... thoughts to poetry confin'd , The ftate , and bufinefs fhar'd his ample mind ; As all the Fair were captives to his ...
... thought , By my own image I am caught ; Pygmalion fo , with fatal art Polish'd the form that stung his heart . But ... thoughts to poetry confin'd , The ftate , and bufinefs fhar'd his ample mind ; As all the Fair were captives to his ...
Page 7
... thought , or act , accountable to none , How greatnefs grows , and by what fteps afcends ; What murders , treafons ... thoughts with which you dare not be alone ? As men in mifery , oppreft with care , Seek in the rage of wine to drown ...
... thought , or act , accountable to none , How greatnefs grows , and by what fteps afcends ; What murders , treafons ... thoughts with which you dare not be alone ? As men in mifery , oppreft with care , Seek in the rage of wine to drown ...
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... thoughts , begone , be bold , said I , Satire ' s thy theme - In vain again I try , So charming Myra to each sense appears , My foul adores , my rage diffolves in tears . So the gall'd lion , smarting with his wound , Threatens his foes ...
... thoughts , begone , be bold , said I , Satire ' s thy theme - In vain again I try , So charming Myra to each sense appears , My foul adores , my rage diffolves in tears . So the gall'd lion , smarting with his wound , Threatens his foes ...
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... thought . CONSTANTIUS . So much , so tenderly your flave adores , He has no thought of happiness , but yours . ORIANA . Vows may be feign'd , nor fhall mere wor I must have proofs , but proofs that cannot fa By arms , by honor , and by ...
... thought . CONSTANTIUS . So much , so tenderly your flave adores , He has no thought of happiness , but yours . ORIANA . Vows may be feign'd , nor fhall mere wor I must have proofs , but proofs that cannot fa By arms , by honor , and by ...
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... thoughts dare upward move , And vifit regions of the bleft above . Thus from your hand w ' admire the globe in fmall A copy fair as its original : This labour's to the whole creation just , Second to none , and rival to the firit . The ...
... thoughts dare upward move , And vifit regions of the bleft above . Thus from your hand w ' admire the globe in fmall A copy fair as its original : This labour's to the whole creation just , Second to none , and rival to the firit . The ...
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