The Life of John MiltonNichols and Son, 1806 - 566 pages |
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Page 102
... feel new raptures from the tuneful charm : That Tiber's self , enamoured of the lay , May check his fury in its devious way : Nor , prone to raze the works of buried pride , Urge his left bank , m but waft a patient tide ; And ...
... feel new raptures from the tuneful charm : That Tiber's self , enamoured of the lay , May check his fury in its devious way : Nor , prone to raze the works of buried pride , Urge his left bank , m but waft a patient tide ; And ...
Page 105
... feeling temper of his heart ; Proved strong by trials for life's arduous part : When shakes the world , and thunders roll on high , All adamant , it dares the storm defy , Erect , unconscious of the guilty start : Not more above fear ...
... feeling temper of his heart ; Proved strong by trials for life's arduous part : When shakes the world , and thunders roll on high , All adamant , it dares the storm defy , Erect , unconscious of the guilty start : Not more above fear ...
Page 111
... feel your pious potency to save . Nor , thus confined , your hallow'd cares contend To snatch entire from death each tuneful friend . Proudly with fate successful war to wage , You bid them live , immortal in your page ; } Their ...
... feel your pious potency to save . Nor , thus confined , your hallow'd cares contend To snatch entire from death each tuneful friend . Proudly with fate successful war to wage , You bid them live , immortal in your page ; } Their ...
Page 114
... Feel my mind swell to fit her heavenly place : And , smiling at my life's successful fight , Exult and brighten in etherial light , C e re 10 ar • Mr. W. Gifford , the author of the Baviad , whose probity of heart , and benevolence of ...
... Feel my mind swell to fit her heavenly place : And , smiling at my life's successful fight , Exult and brighten in etherial light , C e re 10 ar • Mr. W. Gifford , the author of the Baviad , whose probity of heart , and benevolence of ...
Page 130
... feel more for his bodily than for his mental distress . The picture , in short , in this pastoral , is consistent , and neither extravagant nor horrid : it will justify , there- fore , the art and the taste of its author , and be secure ...
... feel more for his bodily than for his mental distress . The picture , in short , in this pastoral , is consistent , and neither extravagant nor horrid : it will justify , there- fore , the art and the taste of its author , and be secure ...
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