Bell's Edition: The Poets of Great Britain Complete from Chaucer to Churchill ...J. Bell, 1776 - English poetry |
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Serene the saint in smiling silver shines , And cherubs weep in gold o'er sainted
shrines ! If long - lost forms from Raphael's pencil glow , Wondrous in warmth the
mimic colours flow ; 20 Each look , each attitude , new grace displays ; Your ...
Serene the saint in smiling silver shines , And cherubs weep in gold o'er sainted
shrines ! If long - lost forms from Raphael's pencil glow , Wondrous in warmth the
mimic colours flow ; 20 Each look , each attitude , new grace displays ; Your ...
Page 178
Diviner airs diviner flights inspire : Hark where an angel's language tunes the line
; See where the thoughts and looks of angels shine ! 20 Here he pour'd all the
music of your tongue , And all your looks and thoughts unconscious sung .
Diviner airs diviner flights inspire : Hark where an angel's language tunes the line
; See where the thoughts and looks of angels shine ! 20 Here he pour'd all the
music of your tongue , And all your looks and thoughts unconscious sung .
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... nations faw their king appear Begirt with armies and the pride of war , More
pleas'd his people's longing eyes to bles , He look'd and breath'd benevolence
and peace , 30 20 40 1 When in his hand Britannia's awful lord Held E PISTLES .
61.
... nations faw their king appear Begirt with armies and the pride of war , More
pleas'd his people's longing eyes to bles , He look'd and breath'd benevolence
and peace , 30 20 40 1 When in his hand Britannia's awful lord Held E PISTLES .
61.
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To the Right Hon Sir Robert Walpole | 151 |
To Mr John Dyer a Painter c | 159 |
To Aaron Hill Esq with the Tragedy of | 165 |
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