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Page viii
... sense , Explain'd by unaffected eloquence . What can you ( Reverend Levi ) here take ill ? Men still had faults , and men will have them still : He that hath none , and lives as angels do , Must be an angel ; but what's that to you ...
... sense , Explain'd by unaffected eloquence . What can you ( Reverend Levi ) here take ill ? Men still had faults , and men will have them still : He that hath none , and lives as angels do , Must be an angel ; but what's that to you ...
Page ix
... sense , invents , And with his poem a new speech presents . Hail then , thou matchless Bard , thou great Un- known ! That give your country fame , yet shun your own ! In vain ; for every where your praise you find , And not to meet it ...
... sense , invents , And with his poem a new speech presents . Hail then , thou matchless Bard , thou great Un- known ! That give your country fame , yet shun your own ! In vain ; for every where your praise you find , And not to meet it ...
Page x
... senses harmlessly beguile , With all th ' allurements of your happy style , Y ' insinuate loyalty with kind deceit , And into sense th ' unthinking many cheat . So the sweet Thracian with his charming lyre Into rude nature virtue did ...
... senses harmlessly beguile , With all th ' allurements of your happy style , Y ' insinuate loyalty with kind deceit , And into sense th ' unthinking many cheat . So the sweet Thracian with his charming lyre Into rude nature virtue did ...
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... sense of all the rest . But in this necessity of our rhymes I have always found the couplet verse most easy , though not so proper for this occasion ; for there the work is sooner at an end , every two lines concluding the labour of the ...
... sense of all the rest . But in this necessity of our rhymes I have always found the couplet verse most easy , though not so proper for this occasion ; for there the work is sooner at an end , every two lines concluding the labour of the ...
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... own place supplied , And fill'd the empty with his daily bread . This royal bounty brought its own reward , And in their minds so deep did print the sense , B And that some such have been , is proved too ANNUS MIRABILIS . 13.
... own place supplied , And fill'd the empty with his daily bread . This royal bounty brought its own reward , And in their minds so deep did print the sense , B And that some such have been , is proved too ANNUS MIRABILIS . 13.
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