The Works of Soame Jenyns ...: To which are Prefixed Short Sketches of the ... Author's Family, and Also of His Life, Volumes 1-2T. Cadell, 1793 - English literature |
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... must have fuch an effect on young minds , as can never be produced in a folitary domestic education . In the latter , no rival is to be dreaded ; no ambition can be gratified by obtaining prizes , as rewards of fuperior merit , or the ...
... must have fuch an effect on young minds , as can never be produced in a folitary domestic education . In the latter , no rival is to be dreaded ; no ambition can be gratified by obtaining prizes , as rewards of fuperior merit , or the ...
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... must be determined by those who fhall read and compare the original with the tranflation ; in which it may be found , that in this kind of imitation he hath gone through a poem of three hun- dred lines , without ever lofing fight of the ...
... must be determined by those who fhall read and compare the original with the tranflation ; in which it may be found , that in this kind of imitation he hath gone through a poem of three hun- dred lines , without ever lofing fight of the ...
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... must unavoidably adhere to " them ; and laftly , to fhew the excel- " lence and credibility of the Christian tr " revelation , to reconcile fome of its most " abftrufe doctrines with reason , and to " answer all thofe objections to its ...
... must unavoidably adhere to " them ; and laftly , to fhew the excel- " lence and credibility of the Christian tr " revelation , to reconcile fome of its most " abftrufe doctrines with reason , and to " answer all thofe objections to its ...
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... must so nicely meet , Each note should seem an echo to your feet ; A nameless grace must in each movement dwell , Which words can ne'er express , or precepts tell , Not to be taught , but ever to be seen In FLAVIA's air , and CHLOE's ...
... must so nicely meet , Each note should seem an echo to your feet ; A nameless grace must in each movement dwell , Which words can ne'er express , or precepts tell , Not to be taught , but ever to be seen In FLAVIA's air , and CHLOE's ...
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... must his hand be pointing out the way , Yet ne'er can teach so fast as she can stray ; Beneath her follies he must ever groan , And ever blush for errors not his own . But now behold united hand in hand , Rang'd on each fide , the well ...
... must his hand be pointing out the way , Yet ne'er can teach so fast as she can stray ; Beneath her follies he must ever groan , And ever blush for errors not his own . But now behold united hand in hand , Rang'd on each fide , the well ...
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Page 5 - Jig difplays the nimble fair, At every ftep new beauties we explore, And worfhip now, what we admir'd before : So when ^ENEAS in the TYRIAN grove, Fair VENUS met, the charming queen of Love, The beauteous Goddefs, whilft unmov'd...
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Page 21 - T' extend our narrow views beyond the tomb, And give an earneft of a life to come : For if when dead we are but duft or clay, Why think of what pofterity fhall fay ? Her praife or cenfure cannot us concern, . 180 Nor ever penetrate the filent urn.
Page 132 - ... and unmerited torments for my convenience ; but when I reflect, that they once...
Page 55 - The daily bounties of their Maker's care; The great Creator from his heav'nly throne, Pleas'd, on the wide-expanded joy looks down, And his eternal law is only this, That all contribute to the general blifs. Nature...
Page 115 - Through circling joys while you inceflant ftray, Charm in the Mall, and fparkle at the play ; Think (if fucceffive vanities can fpare One thought to love) what cruel pangs I bear, Left in thefe plains all wretched, and alone, To weep with fountains, and with echoes groan, And mourn inceflantly that fatal day, That all my blifs with CHLOE fnatch'd away.
Page 59 - Kindly perhaps fometimes afflicts us here, To guide our views to a fublimer fphere, In more exalted joys to fix our tafte, And wean- us from delights that cannot laft.' Our prefent good the eafy tafk is made, To earn fuperior blifs, when this fhall fade; For, foon as e'er thefe mortal pleafures cloy, His hand mall lead us...