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( 1 ) But here the dormant fury rests unsought , And Zeal sleeps soundly by the foes she fought ; Here all the rage of controversy ends , And rival zealots rest like bosom - friends : An Athanasian here , in deep repose , Sleeps with ...
( 1 ) But here the dormant fury rests unsought , And Zeal sleeps soundly by the foes she fought ; Here all the rage of controversy ends , And rival zealots rest like bosom - friends : An Athanasian here , in deep repose , Sleeps with ...
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Now safe arrived , his sleeping rib he calls , And madly thunders on the muddy walls ; The well - known sounds an equal fury move , For rage meets rage , as love enkindles love : In vain the ' waken'd infant's accents shrill ...
Now safe arrived , his sleeping rib he calls , And madly thunders on the muddy walls ; The well - known sounds an equal fury move , For rage meets rage , as love enkindles love : In vain the ' waken'd infant's accents shrill ...
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A bastard zeal , of different kinds it shows , And now with rage , and now religion glows : The frantic soul bright reason's path defies , Now creeps on earth , now triumphs in the skies ; Swims in the ...
A bastard zeal , of different kinds it shows , And now with rage , and now religion glows : The frantic soul bright reason's path defies , Now creeps on earth , now triumphs in the skies ; Swims in the ...
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