Poems, Nide 2Clarendon Press, 1958 - 2104 sivua |
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Sivu 591
... Mind With ease was pious , generous , just and kind ; Soft for Impression from the first , prepar'd , Till Vertue ... Mind too much . So unexhausted her Perfections were , That , for more Children , she had more to spare : For Souls ...
... Mind With ease was pious , generous , just and kind ; Soft for Impression from the first , prepar'd , Till Vertue ... Mind too much . So unexhausted her Perfections were , That , for more Children , she had more to spare : For Souls ...
Sivu 643
... Mind ; Virtue lodg'd at home , and afterwards diffus'd in her general Effects , to the improve- ment , and good of ... Mind 97 : of Mind 93 N 917.19.II Practice of the Divines in his Diocese , as the Discourse concerning Satire 643.
... Mind ; Virtue lodg'd at home , and afterwards diffus'd in her general Effects , to the improve- ment , and good of ... Mind 97 : of Mind 93 N 917.19.II Practice of the Divines in his Diocese , as the Discourse concerning Satire 643.
Sivu 908
... mind can bring , Menalcas has not yet forgot to sing . LYCIDAS Thy faint Excuses but inflame me more ; And now the Waves roul silent to the shore . 57 on 97 98 : to 84 92 50 } 55 60 65 70 75 Husht winds the topmost branches scarcely ...
... mind can bring , Menalcas has not yet forgot to sing . LYCIDAS Thy faint Excuses but inflame me more ; And now the Waves roul silent to the shore . 57 on 97 98 : to 84 92 50 } 55 60 65 70 75 Husht winds the topmost branches scarcely ...
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