The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - Poetry |
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... himself thereby ; For thousand times he fo himself had dress'd , Yet natheless it could not do him die , Till he should die his laft , that is eternally . Thomson's Caftle of Indolence is an allegorical poem , and written in Spenfer's ...
... himself thereby ; For thousand times he fo himself had dress'd , Yet natheless it could not do him die , Till he should die his laft , that is eternally . Thomson's Caftle of Indolence is an allegorical poem , and written in Spenfer's ...
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... himself as much as roufe himself he can . The lad leap'd lightly at his mafter's call . He was , to weet , a little roguish page , Save fleep and play who minded nought at all , Like most the untaught triplings of his age . This boy he ...
... himself as much as roufe himself he can . The lad leap'd lightly at his mafter's call . He was , to weet , a little roguish page , Save fleep and play who minded nought at all , Like most the untaught triplings of his age . This boy he ...
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... himself a ransom for " man : the 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 ...
... himself a ransom for " man : the 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 ...
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