Poems, Volume 2J. Johnson, 1800 |
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Page 300
... Betimes into the mould of heav'nly truth , That , taught of God , they may indeed be wise , Nor , ignorantly wand'ring , miss the skies . In early days the conscience has in most A quickness , which in later life is lost : Preserv'd ...
... Betimes into the mould of heav'nly truth , That , taught of God , they may indeed be wise , Nor , ignorantly wand'ring , miss the skies . In early days the conscience has in most A quickness , which in later life is lost : Preserv'd ...
Page 316
... betimes , and there his glory rise . " Your Lordship , and Your Grace ! what school " can teach " A rhet'ric equal to those parts of speech ? " What need of Homer's verse or Tully's prose , " Sweet interjections ! if he learn but those ...
... betimes , and there his glory rise . " Your Lordship , and Your Grace ! what school " can teach " A rhet'ric equal to those parts of speech ? " What need of Homer's verse or Tully's prose , " Sweet interjections ! if he learn but those ...
Page 329
... betimes , and which appears , Though solid , not too weighty for his years , Sweet in itself , and not forbidding sport , When health demands it , of athletic sort , Would make him - what some lovely boys have been , And more than one ...
... betimes , and which appears , Though solid , not too weighty for his years , Sweet in itself , and not forbidding sport , When health demands it , of athletic sort , Would make him - what some lovely boys have been , And more than one ...
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