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... pleasing memory of the past ; Arise ! let blest remembrance still inspire , And strike to wonted tones thy hallow'd lyre ; Restore Apollo to his vacant throne , Assert thy country's honour and thine own . As Rogers noted wittily in his ...
... pleasing memory of the past ; Arise ! let blest remembrance still inspire , And strike to wonted tones thy hallow'd lyre ; Restore Apollo to his vacant throne , Assert thy country's honour and thine own . As Rogers noted wittily in his ...
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... - common spotted white with sheep , The churchyard yews round which his fathers fleep ; All rouse Reflection's fadly pleasing train , And oft he looks and weeps , and looks again . So , So , when the daring fons of Science drew 2 ( 15 )
... - common spotted white with sheep , The churchyard yews round which his fathers fleep ; All rouse Reflection's fadly pleasing train , And oft he looks and weeps , and looks again . So , So , when the daring fons of Science drew 2 ( 15 )
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... pleasing , however melancholy , fense of the signal merit of Offory . " I would not exchange my dead fon , " said he , " for any living fon in Chriftendom . " HUME , vi . 340 . The fame fentiment is infcribed on Mifs Dolman's urn at the ...
... pleasing , however melancholy , fense of the signal merit of Offory . " I would not exchange my dead fon , " said he , " for any living fon in Chriftendom . " HUME , vi . 340 . The fame fentiment is infcribed on Mifs Dolman's urn at the ...
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