Poetry, Prose and PlaysHarvard University Press, 1952 - 896 sivua |
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... Pow'r controul , Such Votes as make a Part exceed the Whole : No groundless Clamours shall my Friends remove , Nor Crouds have pow'r to Punish e'r they Prove : For Gods , and God - like Kings their Care express , Still to defend their ...
... Pow'r controul , Such Votes as make a Part exceed the Whole : No groundless Clamours shall my Friends remove , Nor Crouds have pow'r to Punish e'r they Prove : For Gods , and God - like Kings their Care express , Still to defend their ...
Sivu 126
... pow'r is always theirs , and pow'r is ever wise . Almighty Crowd , thou shorten'st all dispute ; Pow'r is thy Essence ; Wit thy Attribute ! Nor Faith nor Reason make thee at a stay , Thou leapst o'r all eternal truths , in thy ...
... pow'r is always theirs , and pow'r is ever wise . Almighty Crowd , thou shorten'st all dispute ; Pow'r is thy Essence ; Wit thy Attribute ! Nor Faith nor Reason make thee at a stay , Thou leapst o'r all eternal truths , in thy ...
Sivu 566
... Pow'r wan looks and care shall bring : Known but by discontent to be a King . Of crouds afraid , yet anxious when alone ; You'l sit and brood your sorrows on a Throne . MORAT : Birthright's a vulgar road to Kingly sway ; ' Tis ev'ry ...
... Pow'r wan looks and care shall bring : Known but by discontent to be a King . Of crouds afraid , yet anxious when alone ; You'l sit and brood your sorrows on a Throne . MORAT : Birthright's a vulgar road to Kingly sway ; ' Tis ev'ry ...
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