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... beauty more beautiful still ! Yet loveliness ' self may by art be increas'd , By the finger of taste , and the labour of skill . " Now borrow and lend , as ye mutually deck , " He gallantly said , while the casket unclos'd , And threw ...
... beauty more beautiful still ! Yet loveliness ' self may by art be increas'd , By the finger of taste , and the labour of skill . " Now borrow and lend , as ye mutually deck , " He gallantly said , while the casket unclos'd , And threw ...
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The innumerable devices , with which signs are set off , constitute their great beauty and interest . These some- times allude to the name , character or history of the signified , and sometimes to his goods or occupation , and ...
The innumerable devices , with which signs are set off , constitute their great beauty and interest . These some- times allude to the name , character or history of the signified , and sometimes to his goods or occupation , and ...
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... science and of song . Thy sun hath set - the evening storm Hath pass'd in giant fury by , To blast the beauty of thy form , And spread its pall upon thy sky : Gone is thy glory's diadem , And Freedom never more 56 59 GREECE .
... science and of song . Thy sun hath set - the evening storm Hath pass'd in giant fury by , To blast the beauty of thy form , And spread its pall upon thy sky : Gone is thy glory's diadem , And Freedom never more 56 59 GREECE .
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... beauty , and brighter than day . O for the death of the righteous and holy ! O for the victâry o'er hell and the grave ! Come , blessed moments , why travel so slowly ? God , is thine arm not almighty to save ? Save me from scenes of ...
... beauty , and brighter than day . O for the death of the righteous and holy ! O for the victâry o'er hell and the grave ! Come , blessed moments , why travel so slowly ? God , is thine arm not almighty to save ? Save me from scenes of ...
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... beauty's shrine , And surely hop'd thy sweets to sip . But wine and beauty both conspir'd To fill my soul with dark regret : For scarcely now , their sweets expir'd , And pleasure , fleeting , ' scap'd me yet . And now with scarce a ...
... beauty's shrine , And surely hop'd thy sweets to sip . But wine and beauty both conspir'd To fill my soul with dark regret : For scarcely now , their sweets expir'd , And pleasure , fleeting , ' scap'd me yet . And now with scarce a ...
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