The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - Poetry |
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... father , with a father's fears ( His venerable eyes bedimm'd with tears ) This is the land ; but ah ! thy gifts are loft , For godlefs men , and rude , poffefs the coaft : Sunk is the glory of this once - fam'd shore ! Thy ancient ...
... father , with a father's fears ( His venerable eyes bedimm'd with tears ) This is the land ; but ah ! thy gifts are loft , For godlefs men , and rude , poffefs the coaft : Sunk is the glory of this once - fam'd shore ! Thy ancient ...
Page 294
... father , ( ' tis no time to wait , ) And load my fhoulders with a willing freight . Whate'er befals , your life fhall be my care , One death , or one deliv'rance we will fhare . My hand fhall lead our little fon ; and you My faithful ...
... father , ( ' tis no time to wait , ) And load my fhoulders with a willing freight . Whate'er befals , your life fhall be my care , One death , or one deliv'rance we will fhare . My hand fhall lead our little fon ; and you My faithful ...
Page 321
... Father accepts him , ordains his incarnation , pronounces his exaltation above all names in heaven " and earth ; commands all the angels to adore him : " they obey ; and hymning to their harps in full choir , " celebrate the Father and ...
... Father accepts him , ordains his incarnation , pronounces his exaltation above all names in heaven " and earth ; commands all the angels to adore him : " they obey ; and hymning to their harps in full choir , " celebrate the Father and ...
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