The Poems of Jonathan Swift, Volumen1G. Bell and sons, Limited, 1910 - 4 páginas |
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... give love in re- turn . That Swift ought , as soon as Hester disclosed her passion for him , at once to have broken off the intimacy , must be conceded ; but how many men possessed of his kindness of heart would have had the courage to ...
... give love in re- turn . That Swift ought , as soon as Hester disclosed her passion for him , at once to have broken off the intimacy , must be conceded ; but how many men possessed of his kindness of heart would have had the courage to ...
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... give himself , as well as country , peace . IX Sing , beloved Muse ! the pleasures of retreat , And in some untouch'd virgin strain , Show the delights thy sister Nature yields ; Sing of thy vales , sing of thy woods , sing of thy ...
... give himself , as well as country , peace . IX Sing , beloved Muse ! the pleasures of retreat , And in some untouch'd virgin strain , Show the delights thy sister Nature yields ; Sing of thy vales , sing of thy woods , sing of thy ...
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... give orders and command , Your name shall the remaining work perform , And spare the labour of your conquering hand . France does in vain her feeble arts apply , To interrupt the fortune of your course : Your influence does the vain ...
... give orders and command , Your name shall the remaining work perform , And spare the labour of your conquering hand . France does in vain her feeble arts apply , To interrupt the fortune of your course : Your influence does the vain ...
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... give , By which some fondly boast they shall for ever live , Won't pay th ' impertinence of being known : Else why should the famed Lydian king , 1 ( Whom all the charms of an usurped wife and state , With all that power unfelt , courts ...
... give , By which some fondly boast they shall for ever live , Won't pay th ' impertinence of being known : Else why should the famed Lydian king , 1 ( Whom all the charms of an usurped wife and state , With all that power unfelt , courts ...
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... Gives murmuring passage to a lasting wave : ' Tis the world's watery hour - glass streaming fast , Time is no more when th ' utmost drop is past ; Here , on a better day , some druid dwelt , And the young Muse's early favour felt ...
... Gives murmuring passage to a lasting wave : ' Tis the world's watery hour - glass streaming fast , Time is no more when th ' utmost drop is past ; Here , on a better day , some druid dwelt , And the young Muse's early favour felt ...
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