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... nature's voice , to man alone unjust , Bid him , though doom'd to perish , hope to live Is it for this fair Virtue oft muft ftrive With difappointment , penury , and pain ? 6 +6 No Heaven's immortal fpring fhall yet arrive And [ 10 ]
... nature's voice , to man alone unjust , Bid him , though doom'd to perish , hope to live Is it for this fair Virtue oft muft ftrive With difappointment , penury , and pain ? 6 +6 No Heaven's immortal fpring fhall yet arrive And [ 10 ]
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... live long day Fill all the grove with loves bewitching wo ; And when mild evening comes with mantle grey , Let not the blooming band make hafte to go ; No ghost nor fpell my long and last abode fhall know . • XIX . For though I fly to ...
... live long day Fill all the grove with loves bewitching wo ; And when mild evening comes with mantle grey , Let not the blooming band make hafte to go ; No ghost nor fpell my long and last abode fhall know . • XIX . For though I fly to ...
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... lives ftill imag'd on her breast , That lives ftill pictur'd in her foul . As when fome gentle spirit fled From earth to breathe Elyfian air , And , in the train whom we call dead , Perceives its long - lov'd partner there . Soft ...
... lives ftill imag'd on her breast , That lives ftill pictur'd in her foul . As when fome gentle spirit fled From earth to breathe Elyfian air , And , in the train whom we call dead , Perceives its long - lov'd partner there . Soft ...
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... live to say , The rightful lord of these domains Is banish'd far away ? Ten winters now have fhed their fnows On this my lowly hall , Since valiant HOTSPUR ( fo the North Our youthful lord did call ) Against Fourth HENRY BOLINGBROKE Led ...
... live to say , The rightful lord of these domains Is banish'd far away ? Ten winters now have fhed their fnows On this my lowly hall , Since valiant HOTSPUR ( fo the North Our youthful lord did call ) Against Fourth HENRY BOLINGBROKE Led ...
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... lives unknown : On ftranger's bounty he depends , And may not claim his own . O might I with thefe aged eyes , But live to fee him here , Then should my foul depart in blifs ! He faid , and dropt a tear . And is the PERCY ftill fo lov'd ...
... lives unknown : On ftranger's bounty he depends , And may not claim his own . O might I with thefe aged eyes , But live to fee him here , Then should my foul depart in blifs ! He faid , and dropt a tear . And is the PERCY ftill fo lov'd ...
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