Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry ...J. Bell, 1789 |
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... sublime , And just Proportion all , and great Design , And lively Colors , and an Air divine . " ' Tis here that , guided by the Muses ' fire , And fill'd with sacred thought , her Friends retire , Unbent to care , and unconcern'd with ...
... sublime , And just Proportion all , and great Design , And lively Colors , and an Air divine . " ' Tis here that , guided by the Muses ' fire , And fill'd with sacred thought , her Friends retire , Unbent to care , and unconcern'd with ...
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... Sublime in eloquence , where loud applause Hath stil'd thee Patron of a nation's cause . ' Twas there the world perceiv'd and own'd thee great , Thence Anna call'd thee to the reins of State ; " Go , said the greatest Queen , with ...
... Sublime in eloquence , where loud applause Hath stil'd thee Patron of a nation's cause . ' Twas there the world perceiv'd and own'd thee great , Thence Anna call'd thee to the reins of State ; " Go , said the greatest Queen , with ...
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... sublime , in love yet strictly coy , Prone to be grave , yet not averse to joy ; Where taste and candor , wit and manners meet , Bold without bombast , daring but discreet ; Correct with spirit , musical with sense , Not apt to give ...
... sublime , in love yet strictly coy , Prone to be grave , yet not averse to joy ; Where taste and candor , wit and manners meet , Bold without bombast , daring but discreet ; Correct with spirit , musical with sense , Not apt to give ...
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... skills confounded , and their tower o'erthrown ; Tongues , pillars , orders , to confusion turn , And mankind disappointed seem'd to mourn . Here Egypt's pyramids must heave sublime , And blunt the 34 Epist . II . EPISTLES CRITICAL.
... skills confounded , and their tower o'erthrown ; Tongues , pillars , orders , to confusion turn , And mankind disappointed seem'd to mourn . Here Egypt's pyramids must heave sublime , And blunt the 34 Epist . II . EPISTLES CRITICAL.
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John Bell. Here Egypt's pyramids must heave sublime , And blunt the teeth of all - decaying Time ; Beneath whose weight , the burthen'd earth must groan , A ponderous pile in monumental stone ; Strong bars of adamant the marble lock ...
John Bell. Here Egypt's pyramids must heave sublime , And blunt the teeth of all - decaying Time ; Beneath whose weight , the burthen'd earth must groan , A ponderous pile in monumental stone ; Strong bars of adamant the marble lock ...
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