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... heard his Thus happiness Less on exterior Vigilant over all Kind Providence Bids equity throu And weighs the He can encourag And fill with disc A. Freeman an Stand on a level ! If all men indisc His fostering pow As well be yoked As ...
... heard his Thus happiness Less on exterior Vigilant over all Kind Providence Bids equity throu And weighs the He can encourag And fill with disc A. Freeman an Stand on a level ! If all men indisc His fostering pow As well be yoked As ...
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... heard where England's Eastern glory shines , And in the gulfs of her Cornubian mines . And still it spreads . See Germany send forth Her sons to pour it on the farthest north : Fired with a zeal peculiar , they defy The rage and rigour ...
... heard where England's Eastern glory shines , And in the gulfs of her Cornubian mines . And still it spreads . See Germany send forth Her sons to pour it on the farthest north : Fired with a zeal peculiar , they defy The rage and rigour ...
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... heard , though never heard before , Complaining in a speech well worded- And worthy thus to be recorded : - Ah , hapless wretch ! condemn'd to dwell For ever in my native shell ; Ordain'd to move when others please , Not for my own ...
... heard , though never heard before , Complaining in a speech well worded- And worthy thus to be recorded : - Ah , hapless wretch ! condemn'd to dwell For ever in my native shell ; Ordain'd to move when others please , Not for my own ...
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ton | 13 |
The Yearly Distress or Tithing Time at Stock in | 154 |
Verses supposed to be written by Alexander Selkirk | 160 |
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