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What tho ' the glittering robe , Of every hue reflected light can give , Or floating
loose , or ftiff with mazy gold , The pride and gaze of fools ! oppress him not ?
What tho ' , from utmost land and sea purvey'd , For him each rarer tributary life
Bleeds ...
What tho ' the glittering robe , Of every hue reflected light can give , Or floating
loose , or ftiff with mazy gold , The pride and gaze of fools ! oppress him not ?
What tho ' , from utmost land and sea purvey'd , For him each rarer tributary life
Bleeds ...
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James Thomson. And Belter thence again, and Better still, In insinite progression.
But I lose Myself in Him, in Light ineffable; Come then, expressive sjlence, muse
His praise. THE END. ] A 84 - 8° 1230 BIO Biblioteca de Catalunya. 238 A HYM!
James Thomson. And Belter thence again, and Better still, In insinite progression.
But I lose Myself in Him, in Light ineffable; Come then, expressive sjlence, muse
His praise. THE END. ] A 84 - 8° 1230 BIO Biblioteca de Catalunya. 238 A HYM!
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