Rays of Genius Collected to Enlighten the Rising Generation, Volume 1proprietor, 1806 - English literature |
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Page 68
... pain , Sinks the sad heart , or racks the tortur'd brain ; The wistful patient rolls his swimming eyes , Groans for relief , for med'cine's aid he cries . The healing balm removes the vexing pain , And his heart beats with new - born ...
... pain , Sinks the sad heart , or racks the tortur'd brain ; The wistful patient rolls his swimming eyes , Groans for relief , for med'cine's aid he cries . The healing balm removes the vexing pain , And his heart beats with new - born ...
Page 136
... pain to pain his wand'ring steps were led , And shame and sorrow crowded on his head- Illustrious poet , what returns of praise , What beams of comfort cheer thy closing days ? An hospital receives th ' indignant bard , And beggars alms ...
... pain to pain his wand'ring steps were led , And shame and sorrow crowded on his head- Illustrious poet , what returns of praise , What beams of comfort cheer thy closing days ? An hospital receives th ' indignant bard , And beggars alms ...
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... pain By innocence refin'd . Gentleness of mind happily suppresses the native turbu- lence of the human heart , and is properly that part of our constitution which withholds or checks the propensity of giving pain to any fellow ...
... pain By innocence refin'd . Gentleness of mind happily suppresses the native turbu- lence of the human heart , and is properly that part of our constitution which withholds or checks the propensity of giving pain to any fellow ...
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