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Pàgina 44
... virtue felt ? Why whispers Nature lies on Virtue's part ? Or if blind Instinct ( which assumes the name Of sacred Conscience ) plays the fool in man , Why reason made accomplice in the cheat ? Why are the wisest loudest in her praise ...
... virtue felt ? Why whispers Nature lies on Virtue's part ? Or if blind Instinct ( which assumes the name Of sacred Conscience ) plays the fool in man , Why reason made accomplice in the cheat ? Why are the wisest loudest in her praise ...
Pàgina 46
... Virtue ! less in debt To praise thy secret - stimulating friend . Were men not proud , what merit should we miss ! Pride made the virtues of the Pagan world . Praise is the salt that seasons right to man , And whets his appetite for ...
... Virtue ! less in debt To praise thy secret - stimulating friend . Were men not proud , what merit should we miss ! Pride made the virtues of the Pagan world . Praise is the salt that seasons right to man , And whets his appetite for ...
Pàgina 61
... virtue , should prevail : " Tis balm to life , and gratitude to Heaven . How cold our thanks for bounties unenjoyed ... virtue , listed , forms her manly guard . For what are virtues ? ( formidable name ! ) What but the fountain or ...
... virtue , should prevail : " Tis balm to life , and gratitude to Heaven . How cold our thanks for bounties unenjoyed ... virtue , listed , forms her manly guard . For what are virtues ? ( formidable name ! ) What but the fountain or ...
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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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