Bell's Edition: The Poets of Great Britain Complete from Chaucer to Churchill ...J. Bell, 1776 - English poetry |
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... thou by Heav'n design'd To charm , to mend , and to adorn mankind ! To thee my hopes , fears , joys , and sorrows tend , Thou brother , father , dearer yet ! -thou Friend ! If worldly friendships of cement divide As int'rests vary , or ...
... thou by Heav'n design'd To charm , to mend , and to adorn mankind ! To thee my hopes , fears , joys , and sorrows tend , Thou brother , father , dearer yet ! -thou Friend ! If worldly friendships of cement divide As int'rests vary , or ...
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... thou live as thou may'st learn to die ; " And tho ' thou view'st thy worst oppressor thrive , " From transient woe immortal bliss derive . 780 " Farewell ! -Nay , stop the parting tear - I go , " But leave the Muse thy comforter below ...
... thou live as thou may'st learn to die ; " And tho ' thou view'st thy worst oppressor thrive , " From transient woe immortal bliss derive . 780 " Farewell ! -Nay , stop the parting tear - I go , " But leave the Muse thy comforter below ...
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... thou soul of joy and pain ! Thou actor of our passions o'er again ! Why dost thou aggravate the wretch's wee ? Why add continuous smart to ev'ry blow ? Few are my joys ; alas ! how soon forgot ! On that kind quarter thou invad'st me not ...
... thou soul of joy and pain ! Thou actor of our passions o'er again ! Why dost thou aggravate the wretch's wee ? Why add continuous smart to ev'ry blow ? Few are my joys ; alas ! how soon forgot ! On that kind quarter thou invad'st me not ...
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