PoetryVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 - Literature |
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... Virtue 44 Description of Ships appearing at a Dis- tance , and approaching the Shore Massinger . 99 45 Virtue preferable to Rank Dryden . 100 46 Description of an ancient Cathedral Ibid . 102 Otway . 105 47 Description of a Triumph Ibid ...
... Virtue 44 Description of Ships appearing at a Dis- tance , and approaching the Shore Massinger . 99 45 Virtue preferable to Rank Dryden . 100 46 Description of an ancient Cathedral Ibid . 102 Otway . 105 47 Description of a Triumph Ibid ...
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... Virtue the only true Source of Nobility . THOMSON . I TELL thee , then , whoe'er amidst the sons Of reason , valor , liberty , and virtue , Displays distinguish'd merit , is a noble Of nature's own creating . Such have risen , Sprung ...
... Virtue the only true Source of Nobility . THOMSON . I TELL thee , then , whoe'er amidst the sons Of reason , valor , liberty , and virtue , Displays distinguish'd merit , is a noble Of nature's own creating . Such have risen , Sprung ...
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... virtue in de face ; De virtue in de bosom . What harm dere in a shape or make ? What harm in ugly feature ? Whatever color , form , he take , The heart make human creature . Then black and copper both be friend , No color he bring ...
... virtue in de face ; De virtue in de bosom . What harm dere in a shape or make ? What harm in ugly feature ? Whatever color , form , he take , The heart make human creature . Then black and copper both be friend , No color he bring ...
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