 Then shall be plain the mysteries of mind — Neglected virtue then shall claim her right — While to earth's rabble, lingering still behind, Thought in her robe of 6re shall flash her light, Till nature's bursting scorn shall wither lawless might.  The Progress of Society: A Poem in Three Parts - Page 60by David Longworth - 1817 - 63 pagesFull view - About this book
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...indistinctly fraught, .Amidst t!i» crowd, or e'en in solitude, \Vlth images of ['a.-!, and cnmin; goods"Tfa moral feeling generates lofty thought, For thought...language brought, And pour'd reciprocal upon the mind, Wake: deeper feeling, new, and more refin'd; Which operates again, to language wrought — Thus mighty... | |
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