Poems, Volum 1W. Lewis, 1814 - 480 sider |
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Side 132
... Twas but to prove how quickly , with a frown , He that had rais'd thee could have pluck'd thee down . Peculiar is the grace by thee possess'd , Thy foes implacable , thy land at rest ; Thy thunders travel over earth and seas , And all ...
... Twas but to prove how quickly , with a frown , He that had rais'd thee could have pluck'd thee down . Peculiar is the grace by thee possess'd , Thy foes implacable , thy land at rest ; Thy thunders travel over earth and seas , And all ...
Side 155
... Twas there we found them , and must leave them there . As , when two pilgrims in a forest stray , Both may be lost , yet each in his own way ; So fares it with the multitudes beguil'd In vain opinion's waste and dang'rous wild . Ten ...
... Twas there we found them , and must leave them there . As , when two pilgrims in a forest stray , Both may be lost , yet each in his own way ; So fares it with the multitudes beguil'd In vain opinion's waste and dang'rous wild . Ten ...
Side 239
... Twas the Lord ! Did not our hearts feel all he deign'd to say , Did they not burn within us by the way ? Now their's was converse such as it behoves Man to maintain , and such as God approves : Their views indeed were indistinct and dim ...
... Twas the Lord ! Did not our hearts feel all he deign'd to say , Did they not burn within us by the way ? Now their's was converse such as it behoves Man to maintain , and such as God approves : Their views indeed were indistinct and dim ...
Side 288
... Twas he , the same , the very Jack he knew , O'erwhelm'd at once with wonder , grief , and joy , He press'd him much to quit his base employ : His countenance , his purse , his heart , his hand , Infl'ence , and pow'r , were all at his ...
... Twas he , the same , the very Jack he knew , O'erwhelm'd at once with wonder , grief , and joy , He press'd him much to quit his base employ : His countenance , his purse , his heart , his hand , Infl'ence , and pow'r , were all at his ...
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... Twas April as the bumpkins say , The legislature call'd it May . But suddenly a wind as high As ever swept a winter sky Shook the young leaves about her ears , And fill'd her with a thousand fears , Lest the rude blast should snap the ...
... Twas April as the bumpkins say , The legislature call'd it May . But suddenly a wind as high As ever swept a winter sky Shook the young leaves about her ears , And fill'd her with a thousand fears , Lest the rude blast should snap the ...
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