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Page 74
Tho'rais'd above The reach of human pain , above the flight Of human joy ; yet ,
with a mingled ray Of fadly pleas'd remembrance , muft thou feel A mother's love ,
a mother's tender woe : Who seeks thee still , in many a former scene ; Seeks thy
...
Tho'rais'd above The reach of human pain , above the flight Of human joy ; yet ,
with a mingled ray Of fadly pleas'd remembrance , muft thou feel A mother's love ,
a mother's tender woe : Who seeks thee still , in many a former scene ; Seeks thy
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Page 137
As in the hollow breast of Appenine , Beneath the shelter of encircling hills , A
myrtle rises , far from human eye , And breathes its balmy fragrance o'er the wild :
So flourish'd blooming , and unseen by all , The sweet LAVINIA ; till , at length ...
As in the hollow breast of Appenine , Beneath the shelter of encircling hills , A
myrtle rises , far from human eye , And breathes its balmy fragrance o'er the wild :
So flourish'd blooming , and unseen by all , The sweet LAVINIA ; till , at length ...
Page 170
As fast the correspondent pafsions rise , As varied , and as high : Devotion rais'd
To rapture , and divine astonishment ; The love of Nature unconfin'd , and , chief ,
Of human race ; the large ambitious wish , To make them bleft ; the figh for ...
As fast the correspondent pafsions rise , As varied , and as high : Devotion rais'd
To rapture , and divine astonishment ; The love of Nature unconfin'd , and , chief ,
Of human race ; the large ambitious wish , To make them bleft ; the figh for ...
Page 181
While he , from all the stormy passions free That restless Men involve , hears ,
and but hears , At distance safe , the human tempest roar , Wrapt close in
conscious peace . The fall of kings , The rage of nations , and the crush of states ,
Move ...
While he , from all the stormy passions free That restless Men involve , hears ,
and but hears , At distance safe , the human tempest roar , Wrapt close in
conscious peace . The fall of kings , The rage of nations , and the crush of states ,
Move ...
Page 205
LYCURGUS then , who bow'd beneath the force Of ftrictest discipline , severely
wise , All human passions . Following him , I see , As at Thermopyla he glorious
fell , The firm DEVOTED CHIEF * , who prov'd by deeds The hardest leffon which
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LYCURGUS then , who bow'd beneath the force Of ftrictest discipline , severely
wise , All human passions . Following him , I see , As at Thermopyla he glorious
fell , The firm DEVOTED CHIEF * , who prov'd by deeds The hardest leffon which
...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Seasons |
| Author | James Thomson |
| Publisher | A. Strahan, 1799 |
| Original from | Library of Catalonia |
| Digitized | 6 Aug 2008 |
| Length | 238 pages |
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