Poems, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1782 - 367 páginas |
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... themselves unmov'd the while . That conftellation fet , the world in vain Must hope to look upon their like again . A. Are we then left - B . Not wholly in the dark , Wit now and then , ftruck fmartly , fhows a fpark , Sufficient to ...
... themselves unmov'd the while . That conftellation fet , the world in vain Must hope to look upon their like again . A. Are we then left - B . Not wholly in the dark , Wit now and then , ftruck fmartly , fhows a fpark , Sufficient to ...
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... to , and protects Sin's rotten trunk , concealing its defects . Mortals whofe pleafures are their only care , First wish to be impos'd on , and then are . E 4 And And left the fulfome artifice fhould fail , Themselves will ( 55 )
... to , and protects Sin's rotten trunk , concealing its defects . Mortals whofe pleafures are their only care , First wish to be impos'd on , and then are . E 4 And And left the fulfome artifice fhould fail , Themselves will ( 55 )
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William Cowper. And left the fulfome artifice fhould fail , Themselves will hide its coarfenefs with a veil . Not more induftrious are the just and true To give to virtue what is virtue's due , The praise of wisdom , comeliness and worth ...
William Cowper. And left the fulfome artifice fhould fail , Themselves will hide its coarfenefs with a veil . Not more induftrious are the just and true To give to virtue what is virtue's due , The praise of wisdom , comeliness and worth ...
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... themselves and gain the world's affent The worst is fcripture warp'd from it's intent . The carriage bowls along and all are pleas'd If Tom be fober , and the wheels well greas'd , But if the rogue have gone a cup too far , Left out his ...
... themselves and gain the world's affent The worst is fcripture warp'd from it's intent . The carriage bowls along and all are pleas'd If Tom be fober , and the wheels well greas'd , But if the rogue have gone a cup too far , Left out his ...
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... themselves impofe . But why before us Proteftants produce An Indian myftic or a French reclufe ? Their fin is plain , but what have we to fear , Reform'd and well inftructed ? You fhall hear . Yon * Yon antient prude , whose wither'd ...
... themselves impofe . But why before us Proteftants produce An Indian myftic or a French reclufe ? Their fin is plain , but what have we to fear , Reform'd and well inftructed ? You fhall hear . Yon * Yon antient prude , whose wither'd ...
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