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... crime ; And , when restor'd , made his proud neighbours rue Those choice remarks he from his travels drew . Nor is he only by afflictions shown To conquer others ' realms , but rule his own : Recovering hardly what he lost before , His ...
... crime ; And , when restor'd , made his proud neighbours rue Those choice remarks he from his travels drew . Nor is he only by afflictions shown To conquer others ' realms , but rule his own : Recovering hardly what he lost before , His ...
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... crimes they went about , First timely charm'd their useless conscience out . Religion's name against itself was made ; The shadow serv'd the substance to invade ; Like zealous missions , they did care pretend Of souls in show , but made ...
... crimes they went about , First timely charm'd their useless conscience out . Religion's name against itself was made ; The shadow serv'd the substance to invade ; Like zealous missions , they did care pretend Of souls in show , but made ...
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... now are only they Whose crimes before did your just cause betray : Of those your edicts some reclaim from sin , But most your life and bless'd example win . Oh happy prince , whom Heaven hath taught the way 70 ASTRÆEA REDUX .
... now are only they Whose crimes before did your just cause betray : Of those your edicts some reclaim from sin , But most your life and bless'd example win . Oh happy prince , whom Heaven hath taught the way 70 ASTRÆEA REDUX .
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... crimes be shown . We had not yet exhausted all our store , When you refresh'd our joys by adding more : As Heaven , of old , dispens'd celestial dew , You gave us manna , and still give us new . Now our sad ruins are remov'd from sight ...
... crimes be shown . We had not yet exhausted all our store , When you refresh'd our joys by adding more : As Heaven , of old , dispens'd celestial dew , You gave us manna , and still give us new . Now our sad ruins are remov'd from sight ...
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... their appeal alone to Cæsar make . Kind Heaven so rare a temper did provide , That Guilt , repenting , might in it confide . VÓL . XI . G. Among our crimes oblivion may be set ; But ' ON THE CORONATION OF CHARLES II . " 73.
... their appeal alone to Cæsar make . Kind Heaven so rare a temper did provide , That Guilt , repenting , might in it confide . VÓL . XI . G. Among our crimes oblivion may be set ; But ' ON THE CORONATION OF CHARLES II . " 73.
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