A Collection of Poems, Volum 2J. Dodsley, 1766 |
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Side 27
... Seek not to spread the law of Love by Fear . The priest , who plagues the world , can never mend : No foe to Man was e'er to God a friend : * Dr , HOUGH . } Let Let reafon and let virtue faith maintain , All force ( 27 )
... Seek not to spread the law of Love by Fear . The priest , who plagues the world , can never mend : No foe to Man was e'er to God a friend : * Dr , HOUGH . } Let Let reafon and let virtue faith maintain , All force ( 27 )
Side 28
... laws , their dreaded arms to Europe give . Whofe people vain in want , in bondage blest , Though plunder'd , gay ; industrious , though opprefs'd : With happy follies rife above their fate , The jeft and envy of each wiser state . Yet ...
... laws , their dreaded arms to Europe give . Whofe people vain in want , in bondage blest , Though plunder'd , gay ; industrious , though opprefs'd : With happy follies rife above their fate , The jeft and envy of each wiser state . Yet ...
Side 30
... laws , that long have flood , Prop'd by their care , or strengthen'd by their blood , Of fearless independence wifely vain , The proudest flave of Bourbon's race difdain ? Yet oh ! what doubt , what fad prefaging voice Whispers within ...
... laws , that long have flood , Prop'd by their care , or strengthen'd by their blood , Of fearless independence wifely vain , The proudest flave of Bourbon's race difdain ? Yet oh ! what doubt , what fad prefaging voice Whispers within ...
Side 35
... laws , Defpifes calumny , and shuns applause ; That , to its own perfections fingly blind , Would for another think this praise defign'd . ** { * } * < * } * { * } * < * } { { * } X { * } * X An Epiftle to Mr. POPE . From ROME , 1730 ...
... laws , Defpifes calumny , and shuns applause ; That , to its own perfections fingly blind , Would for another think this praise defign'd . ** { * } * < * } * { * } * < * } { { * } X { * } * X An Epiftle to Mr. POPE . From ROME , 1730 ...
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... Law - giver of old , WISE Who rais'd on Virtue's base his well - built ftate , Exiling from her walls barbaric gold , With all the mischiefs that upon it wait , Corruption , luxury , and envious hate ; And the diftinctions proud of rich ...
... Law - giver of old , WISE Who rais'd on Virtue's base his well - built ftate , Exiling from her walls barbaric gold , With all the mischiefs that upon it wait , Corruption , luxury , and envious hate ; And the diftinctions proud of rich ...
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