The Works of Richard Savage ...: With an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, 第 2 卷T. Evans, 1777 - 275 頁 |
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... divine , When blefs'd beneath fuch patronage I write , Great my attempt , tho ' hazardous my flight . O'er ample Nature I extend my views ; Nature to rural fcenes invites the mufe : She flies all public care , all venal ftrife , To try ...
... divine , When blefs'd beneath fuch patronage I write , Great my attempt , tho ' hazardous my flight . O'er ample Nature I extend my views ; Nature to rural fcenes invites the mufe : She flies all public care , all venal ftrife , To try ...
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... divine ! Where faints , clouds , feraphs , intermingled shine ! Here water - falls , that play melodious round , Like a fweet organ , fwell a lofty found ! The folemn notes bid earthly paffions fly , Lull all my cares , and lift my foul ...
... divine ! Where faints , clouds , feraphs , intermingled shine ! Here water - falls , that play melodious round , Like a fweet organ , fwell a lofty found ! The folemn notes bid earthly paffions fly , Lull all my cares , and lift my foul ...
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... divine , Where poets , heroes , fainted lovers fhine ! I come , Olympia ! -My rear'd arm extends ; Half to my breast the threat'ning point defcends ! Straight thunder rocks the land ! new lightnings play ! When , lo ! a voice refounds ...
... divine , Where poets , heroes , fainted lovers fhine ! I come , Olympia ! -My rear'd arm extends ; Half to my breast the threat'ning point defcends ! Straight thunder rocks the land ! new lightnings play ! When , lo ! a voice refounds ...
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... divine Sprinkles my eyes , which , ftrengthen'd , bear the shine : Still thus I urge . ( for still the fhadowy blifs Shuns the warm grasp , nor yields the tender kiss ) Oh , fly not ! -fade not ! listen to Love's call ! She lives ! -no ...
... divine Sprinkles my eyes , which , ftrengthen'd , bear the shine : Still thus I urge . ( for still the fhadowy blifs Shuns the warm grasp , nor yields the tender kiss ) Oh , fly not ! -fade not ! listen to Love's call ! She lives ! -no ...
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... divine , Around his temples rays refulgent shine ! Now rapt ! now more than man ! -I fee him climb , To view this fpeck of earth from worlds fublime ! I fee him now o'er Nature's works prefide ! How clear the vifion ! and the scene how ...
... divine , Around his temples rays refulgent shine ! Now rapt ! now more than man ! -I fee him climb , To view this fpeck of earth from worlds fublime ! I fee him now o'er Nature's works prefide ! How clear the vifion ! and the scene how ...
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AARON HILL againſt am'rous bleffing blifs bluſh breaſt BRIDGET JONES charms defcend defire deſpair diſplay diſtant divine Dunciad eaſe ev'ry fafe fair fame fate fatire fcenes feek feems fhades fhall fhines fighs fing firſt flame flow'rs fmile foft fome fong fons forrows foul fpirits friendſhip ftill fuch fure fweet fwell gen'rous glows goodneſs grace grief heart heav'n honour Induſtry infpire JOHN DYER juft juſtice light loft luftre mind moſt mufe muſe muſt ne'er o'er paffion pleaſe pleaſure pow'r praiſe pride prieſt purſue raiſe rays reafon RICHARD SAVAGE rife riſe rofe ſcene ſeen ſhade ſhall ſhame ſhe ſhine ſhould ſhows ſkies ſmile ſpread ſpring ſtand ſtarts ſtate ſtill ſtrain ſtreams ſtrike ſweet tear thee thefe theſe thine thofe thoſe thou thought thro truth uſeful virtue wealth whofe whoſe wiſdom youth
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第 91 頁 - He lives to build, not boast, a generous race : No tenth transmitter of a foolish face : His daring hope no sire's example bounds ; His first-born lights no prejudice confounds.
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第 266 頁 - Gay, and at others Theory Burnet, or Addison. I abridged histories and travels, translated from the French what they never wrote, and was expert at finding out new titles for old books. ' When a notorious thief was hanged, I was the Plutarch to preserve his memory ; and when a great man died, mine were his remains, and mine the account of his last will and testament...
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