The Enlightenment and English Literature: Prose and Poetry of the Eighteenth Century, with Selected Modern Critical EssaysJohn L. Mahoney |
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... hand . " The goddess smiling seemed to give consent ; So back to Pollio , hand in hand , they went . Then thick as locusts black'ning all the ground , A tribe , with weeds and shells fantastic crowned , Each with some wondrous gift ...
... hand . " The goddess smiling seemed to give consent ; So back to Pollio , hand in hand , they went . Then thick as locusts black'ning all the ground , A tribe , with weeds and shells fantastic crowned , Each with some wondrous gift ...
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... hand Must string his nerves , and imp his eagle - wings , Impatient of the painful steep , to soar High as the summit ; there to breathe at large Ethereal air , with bards and sages old , Immortal sons of praise . These flattering ...
... hand Must string his nerves , and imp his eagle - wings , Impatient of the painful steep , to soar High as the summit ; there to breathe at large Ethereal air , with bards and sages old , Immortal sons of praise . These flattering ...
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... hand , and cold in the other ; which yet figure never does , that never producing the idea of a square by one hand which has produced the idea of a globe by another . But if the sensation of heat and cold be nothing but the increase or ...
... hand , and cold in the other ; which yet figure never does , that never producing the idea of a square by one hand which has produced the idea of a globe by another . But if the sensation of heat and cold be nothing but the increase or ...
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