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Father of Heaven ! in whom our hopes confide , Whose pow'r defends us , and
whose precepts guide ; In life our Guardian , and in death our Friend , Glory
supreme be Thine , till time shall end . EVENING . Soon will the evening star ,
with ...
Father of Heaven ! in whom our hopes confide , Whose pow'r defends us , and
whose precepts guide ; In life our Guardian , and in death our Friend , Glory
supreme be Thine , till time shall end . EVENING . Soon will the evening star ,
with ...
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... The bold Bavarian , in a luckless hour , Tries the dread summits of Cęsarean
pow'r , With unexpected legions bursts away , And sees defenceless realms
receive his sway ; Short sway ! fair Austria spreads her mournful charms , The
queen ...
... The bold Bavarian , in a luckless hour , Tries the dread summits of Cęsarean
pow'r , With unexpected legions bursts away , And sees defenceless realms
receive his sway ; Short sway ! fair Austria spreads her mournful charms , The
queen ...
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V. Ev'n in the loneliest wild , the deepest shade , Remote from ev'ry pleasing
social scene , New wonders rise , by Fancy's pow'r display'd ; She paints each
heavenly grace with gentle mein , , Celestial Truth , and Innocence serene , And
Hope ...
V. Ev'n in the loneliest wild , the deepest shade , Remote from ev'ry pleasing
social scene , New wonders rise , by Fancy's pow'r display'd ; She paints each
heavenly grace with gentle mein , , Celestial Truth , and Innocence serene , And
Hope ...
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For oft , when Virtue prompts the gen'rous deed , And points the way to gain the
glorious prize , Imagin'd ills her upward flight impede , And all around fantastic
terrors rise : Ev'n Vice itself can Fancy's pow'r disguise With borrow'd charms ...
For oft , when Virtue prompts the gen'rous deed , And points the way to gain the
glorious prize , Imagin'd ills her upward flight impede , And all around fantastic
terrors rise : Ev'n Vice itself can Fancy's pow'r disguise With borrow'd charms ...
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The demons from their tripod thrones are hurl'd , All vanquish'd by a mightier Pow
'r , With shrieks they own their destin d hour ; While , heav'n - impell'd , the
astonish'd priest Proclaims that in the distant East Is born a Prince , the Sov'reign
of ...
The demons from their tripod thrones are hurl'd , All vanquish'd by a mightier Pow
'r , With shrieks they own their destin d hour ; While , heav'n - impell'd , the
astonish'd priest Proclaims that in the distant East Is born a Prince , the Sov'reign
of ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Poems Divine and Moral |
| Author | John Bowdler |
| Compiled by | John Bowdler |
| Publisher | C. & J. Rivington, 1823 |
| Original from | University of California Irvine |
| Digitized | 5 Jan 2017 |
| Length | 254 pages |
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