Miscellaneous Works, in Verse and Prose, Volume 1J. and R. Tonson, 1765 |
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... sea , and all the deep of heav'n ; " That this first kindled life in man and beaft , " Life that again flows into this at last . " That no compounded animal could die , " But when diffolv'd , the spirit mounted high , " Dwelt , in a ...
... sea , and all the deep of heav'n ; " That this first kindled life in man and beaft , " Life that again flows into this at last . " That no compounded animal could die , " But when diffolv'd , the spirit mounted high , " Dwelt , in a ...
Page 96
... seas their bloated corps convey . From Bleinheim's tow'rs the Gaul , with wild affright , Beholds the various havoc of the fight ; His waving banners , that so oft had stood Planted in fields of death , and streams of blood , So wont ...
... seas their bloated corps convey . From Bleinheim's tow'rs the Gaul , with wild affright , Beholds the various havoc of the fight ; His waving banners , that so oft had stood Planted in fields of death , and streams of blood , So wont ...
Page 188
... sea , together burn , " All must again into their chaos turn . " Apply some speedy cure , prevent our fate , " And fuccour nature , ere it be too late . [ fpread , She ceas'd ; for chok'd with vapours round her Down to the deepest ...
... sea , together burn , " All must again into their chaos turn . " Apply some speedy cure , prevent our fate , " And fuccour nature , ere it be too late . [ fpread , She ceas'd ; for chok'd with vapours round her Down to the deepest ...
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