The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 298
... eyes bright funfline on his lover's head , Then fhall the role of Sharon's field , " And white lilies to my beauties yield . Then fairest flow'rs with ftudious art combine , " The rofes with the lilies join , " And their united charms ...
... eyes bright funfline on his lover's head , Then fhall the role of Sharon's field , " And white lilies to my beauties yield . Then fairest flow'rs with ftudious art combine , " The rofes with the lilies join , " And their united charms ...
Page 300
... eyes ; " Till the glad fome beams of day Remove the fhades of night away ; " Then when foft fleep fhall from thy eyes depart , " Rife like the bounding roe , or lufty hart , " Glad to behold the light again " From Bether's mountains ...
... eyes ; " Till the glad fome beams of day Remove the fhades of night away ; " Then when foft fleep fhall from thy eyes depart , " Rife like the bounding roe , or lufty hart , " Glad to behold the light again " From Bether's mountains ...
Page 310
... eyes always caft towards heaven . They are ' conftant attendants on the goddess Atè , and march be- ' hind her . This goddefs walks forward with a bold and haughty air , and being very light of foot runs through the whole earth ...
... eyes always caft towards heaven . They are ' conftant attendants on the goddess Atè , and march be- ' hind her . This goddefs walks forward with a bold and haughty air , and being very light of foot runs through the whole earth ...
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