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Pàgina 54
... blessed or wretched , as we please ; Else idle Reason would have nought to do , And he that would be barred capacity Of pain , courts incapacity of bliss . Heaven wills our happiness , allows our doom ; Invites us ardently , but not ...
... blessed or wretched , as we please ; Else idle Reason would have nought to do , And he that would be barred capacity Of pain , courts incapacity of bliss . Heaven wills our happiness , allows our doom ; Invites us ardently , but not ...
Pàgina 55
... blessed . Unblessed immortals ! -what can shock us more ? And yet Lorenzo still affects the world ; There stows his treasure ; thence his title draws , ' For what ? ( thou say'st ) to damp the joys of Man of the World ! ( for such ...
... blessed . Unblessed immortals ! -what can shock us more ? And yet Lorenzo still affects the world ; There stows his treasure ; thence his title draws , ' For what ? ( thou say'st ) to damp the joys of Man of the World ! ( for such ...
Pàgina 102
... blessed Indian of his cares beguile . In vain these various reasons jointly press To blacken death , and heighten her distress ; mourn The sad necessity of his return ; The hollow wind , and melancholy rain , Or did , or was imagined to ...
... blessed Indian of his cares beguile . In vain these various reasons jointly press To blacken death , and heighten her distress ; mourn The sad necessity of his return ; The hollow wind , and melancholy rain , Or did , or was imagined to ...
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The Poetical Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Preliminary ... John Milton,Charles Dexter Cleveland Visualització completa - 1873 |
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