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... poet sees the golden clouds divide , and the Saviour of mankind appear to the self- abhorring Jews . O cause too just of anguish deep ! For him their fathers pierced they weep . ' The lines which follow are pathetic and beautiful ; and ...
... poet sees the golden clouds divide , and the Saviour of mankind appear to the self- abhorring Jews . O cause too just of anguish deep ! For him their fathers pierced they weep . ' The lines which follow are pathetic and beautiful ; and ...
Pagina 445
... poet's fairy dream , Farewell ! this rustic lyre , my youthful pride , Thus , with reluctant hand , I cast aside ! Yes ! I must Nature's potent call obey , Unstring my harp , and fling my pen away ! For , lo ! a prattling band , a ...
... poet's fairy dream , Farewell ! this rustic lyre , my youthful pride , Thus , with reluctant hand , I cast aside ! Yes ! I must Nature's potent call obey , Unstring my harp , and fling my pen away ! For , lo ! a prattling band , a ...
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... poet of the first class , he is a classic by purity of style , in the de partments of fable and sacred poetry . All his works are replete with the purest morals , and with an enlightened Christianity . His verses are easy and finent ...
... poet of the first class , he is a classic by purity of style , in the de partments of fable and sacred poetry . All his works are replete with the purest morals , and with an enlightened Christianity . His verses are easy and finent ...
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