Selected WritingsCarcanet, 1988 - 180 páginas |
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Página 63
... fame . What heart but feels his sweetly - moral lay , That leads to truth through pleasure's flowery way ! Celestial themes confessed his tuneful aid ; And Heaven , that lent him genius , was repaid . Needless to him the tribute we ...
... fame . What heart but feels his sweetly - moral lay , That leads to truth through pleasure's flowery way ! Celestial themes confessed his tuneful aid ; And Heaven , that lent him genius , was repaid . Needless to him the tribute we ...
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... fame , seem resolved to part with praise neither from motives of justice , or generosity ; one would think , when they take pen in hand , that it was only to blot reputations , and to put their seals to the paquet which consigns every ...
... fame , seem resolved to part with praise neither from motives of justice , or generosity ; one would think , when they take pen in hand , that it was only to blot reputations , and to put their seals to the paquet which consigns every ...
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... fame ; and as I see you have it about you , enter without further ceremony . " My attention was now diverted to a crowd , who were pushing forward a person that seemed more inclined to the stage coach of riches ; but by their means he ...
... fame ; and as I see you have it about you , enter without further ceremony . " My attention was now diverted to a crowd , who were pushing forward a person that seemed more inclined to the stage coach of riches ; but by their means he ...
Contenido
Introduction | 7 |
A Note on the Texts | 14 |
Description of an Authors Bedchamber | 21 |
Derechos de autor | |
Otras 8 secciones no mostradas
Términos y frases comunes
able appeared beauty become beginning believe breast busy called charms comes considered continue critic Deserted Village desire England English expected expression eyes face fame feel followed force give Goldsmith grow half hand happy heart hope Italy keep kind king knew land learning least leave letters liberty lies lived London look Lord luxury manner means merit mind nature never Notes observe offers once passed passion patriot perhaps pity play pleased pleasure poem poet political poor praise present pride proper reader reason replied rich rise round seems seen short smiling soon speak tell things thought town Traveller truth turn village wealth whole wish writing written