Poems, Volume 2J. Johnson, 1788 |
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Page 52
... Rise not , the waters of the deep shall rise , And needing none affiftance of the storm , Shall roll themselves afhore , and reach him there . The The earth fhall fhake him out of all his holds 52 Book ii . THE TAS K.
... Rise not , the waters of the deep shall rise , And needing none affiftance of the storm , Shall roll themselves afhore , and reach him there . The The earth fhall fhake him out of all his holds 52 Book ii . THE TAS K.
Page 116
... rising fast , And faft condens'd upon the dewy fash , Asks egress ; which obtain'd , the overcharg'd And drench'd conservatory breathes abroad , In volumes wheeling flow , the vapor dank , " And purified , rejoices to have loft Its foul ...
... rising fast , And faft condens'd upon the dewy fash , Asks egress ; which obtain'd , the overcharg'd And drench'd conservatory breathes abroad , In volumes wheeling flow , the vapor dank , " And purified , rejoices to have loft Its foul ...
Page 130
... . He speaks . The lake in front becomes a lawn , Woods vanish , hills fubfide , and vallies rise , And streams , as if created for his use , Purfue Pursue the track of his directing wand , Sinuous or 130 Book iii . THE TASK .
... . He speaks . The lake in front becomes a lawn , Woods vanish , hills fubfide , and vallies rise , And streams , as if created for his use , Purfue Pursue the track of his directing wand , Sinuous or 130 Book iii . THE TASK .
Page 253
... , Have each their record , with a curfe annext . Man may difmifs compaffion from his heart , But God will never . When he charg'd the Jew T'affift T'affift his foe's down - fallen beast to rise ; Book vi . THE WINTER WALK AT NOON . 253.
... , Have each their record , with a curfe annext . Man may difmifs compaffion from his heart , But God will never . When he charg'd the Jew T'affift T'affift his foe's down - fallen beast to rise ; Book vi . THE WINTER WALK AT NOON . 253.
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William Cowper. T'affift his foe's down - fallen beast to rise ; And when the bush - exploring boy that seiz'd The young , to let the parent bird go free ; Prov'd he not plainly that his meaner works Are yet his care , and have an int ...
William Cowper. T'affift his foe's down - fallen beast to rise ; And when the bush - exploring boy that seiz'd The young , to let the parent bird go free ; Prov'd he not plainly that his meaner works Are yet his care , and have an int ...
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