The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, Volumen1Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... longer barr'd by winter's cold , Again the gates of life unfold ; Again each infect tries his wing , And lifts fresh pinions on the fpring ; Again , from ev'ry latent root , The bladed ftem Again , BEAUTIES OF POETRY .
... longer barr'd by winter's cold , Again the gates of life unfold ; Again each infect tries his wing , And lifts fresh pinions on the fpring ; Again , from ev'ry latent root , The bladed ftem Again , BEAUTIES OF POETRY .
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... grofs , encumb'ring mafs , • Man's late affociates , cannot pass ; But finking , quit th ' immortal charge , And leave the wond'ring foul at large ; • But ✓ Lightly fhe wings her obvious way , And mingles BEAUTIES OF POETRY.
... grofs , encumb'ring mafs , • Man's late affociates , cannot pass ; But finking , quit th ' immortal charge , And leave the wond'ring foul at large ; • But ✓ Lightly fhe wings her obvious way , And mingles BEAUTIES OF POETRY.
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Or, Beauties of British Poetry. ✓ Lightly fhe wings her obvious way , And mingles with eternal day , • Thither , O thither wing thy speed , Though pleasure charm , or pain impede ! To fuch th ' All - bounteous Pow'r has giv'n , • For ...
Or, Beauties of British Poetry. ✓ Lightly fhe wings her obvious way , And mingles with eternal day , • Thither , O thither wing thy speed , Though pleasure charm , or pain impede ! To fuch th ' All - bounteous Pow'r has giv'n , • For ...
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... Greece ; with native fires , Mounting aloft , he wings his daring flight , • Whilft Sophocles below ftands trembling at his height , D 200 205 210 215 220 6 Why Why should we then abroad for judges roam , • BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 25.
... Greece ; with native fires , Mounting aloft , he wings his daring flight , • Whilft Sophocles below ftands trembling at his height , D 200 205 210 215 220 6 Why Why should we then abroad for judges roam , • BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 25.
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... wings of thought , He drops down headlong through the vaft of nought . A friendly vapour Mathefis fupplies ; Borne on the furging fmoke , he joys to rife : Matter thro ' modes and qualities pursues ; Now caught , entranc'd it's naked ...
... wings of thought , He drops down headlong through the vaft of nought . A friendly vapour Mathefis fupplies ; Borne on the furging fmoke , he joys to rife : Matter thro ' modes and qualities pursues ; Now caught , entranc'd it's naked ...
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