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... thou dost exceed all bounds . ' Tis true , That it is lawful for each man to speak His thoughts , while these have not thrown off the name Of citizens : but we ... ' Lo . Too late thou'rt cautious : Thy time hast thou ill chosen to ...
... thou dost exceed all bounds . ' Tis true , That it is lawful for each man to speak His thoughts , while these have not thrown off the name Of citizens : but we ... ' Lo . Too late thou'rt cautious : Thy time hast thou ill chosen to ...
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... Thou art alone so , father ; where thou oughtest , More than all others , to abhor the yoke , And feel its weight : thou , whom I call my father , Art equally with me the tyrant's foe ; And art by them , e'en more than I am , scorn'd . Thou ...
... Thou art alone so , father ; where thou oughtest , More than all others , to abhor the yoke , And feel its weight : thou , whom I call my father , Art equally with me the tyrant's foe ; And art by them , e'en more than I am , scorn'd . Thou ...
Pagina 38
... thou may'st also be , Of its component parts . We have , thou seest , Great instruments ; and courage greater still : Sublime the end , and worthy of ourselves . Thou , father , from a project great as this , Wilt thou shrink back ...
... thou may'st also be , Of its component parts . We have , thou seest , Great instruments ; and courage greater still : Sublime the end , and worthy of ourselves . Thou , father , from a project great as this , Wilt thou shrink back ...
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Bertram a Tragedy | 54 |
Melodino Relics | 66 |
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