The Works of the Author of the Night-thoughts: In Three Volumes, Volume 1J. Dodsley, C. Dilly, T. Cadell ... [and 10 others], 1792 - 328 pages |
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... ftill wav'd its curls around , For ever rifing from the glowing ground . But tell me , oh ! what heav'nly pleasure tell , To think fo greatly , and defcribe fo well ! How waft thou pleas'd the wond'rous theme to try , And find the ...
... ftill wav'd its curls around , For ever rifing from the glowing ground . But tell me , oh ! what heav'nly pleasure tell , To think fo greatly , and defcribe fo well ! How waft thou pleas'd the wond'rous theme to try , And find the ...
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... ftill arife new wonders ; nature's Lord Sends forth into the deep his pow'rful word , And calls the great leviathan : the great Leviathan attends in all his ftate ; Exults for joy , and , with a mighty bound , Makes the sea shake , and ...
... ftill arife new wonders ; nature's Lord Sends forth into the deep his pow'rful word , And calls the great leviathan : the great Leviathan attends in all his ftate ; Exults for joy , and , with a mighty bound , Makes the sea shake , and ...
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... ftill the raging of the flood , " Reftrain the various tumults of my blood ; " Teach me , with equal firmness , to sustain 66 Alluring pleasure , and affaulting pain . " O may " O may I pant for Thee in each defire 30 Book 11 . THE LAST ...
... ftill the raging of the flood , " Reftrain the various tumults of my blood ; " Teach me , with equal firmness , to sustain 66 Alluring pleasure , and affaulting pain . " O may " O may I pant for Thee in each defire 30 Book 11 . THE LAST ...
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... ftill of this despair . Mark , on the right , how amiable a grace ! Their Maker's image fresh in ev'ry face ! What purple bloom my ravish'd foul admires , And their eyes fparkling with immortal fires ! Triumphant beauty ! charms that ...
... ftill of this despair . Mark , on the right , how amiable a grace ! Their Maker's image fresh in ev'ry face ! What purple bloom my ravish'd foul admires , And their eyes fparkling with immortal fires ! Triumphant beauty ! charms that ...
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... ftill the fame " Pow'rful to bear , and fatisfy the flame : " Still to be caught , and still to be pursu'd ! " To perish ftill , and still to be renew'd ! " And this , My Help ! My God ! at thy decree ? " Nature is chang'd , and hell ...
... ftill the fame " Pow'rful to bear , and fatisfy the flame : " Still to be caught , and still to be pursu'd ! " To perish ftill , and still to be renew'd ! " And this , My Help ! My God ! at thy decree ? " Nature is chang'd , and hell ...
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