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... perhaps - perhaps he may - too late . The path to bliss abounds with many a snare ; Learning is one , and wit , however rare . The Frenchman , first in literary fame , [ same ) ( Mention him , if you please . Voltaire ? —The With spirit ...
... perhaps - perhaps he may - too late . The path to bliss abounds with many a snare ; Learning is one , and wit , however rare . The Frenchman , first in literary fame , [ same ) ( Mention him , if you please . Voltaire ? —The With spirit ...
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... Perhaps , enchanted with the love of fame , He sought the jewel in his neighbor's shame ; Perhaps whatever end he might pursue , The cause of virtue could not be his view . At every stroke wit flashes in our eyes , The turns are quick ...
... Perhaps , enchanted with the love of fame , He sought the jewel in his neighbor's shame ; Perhaps whatever end he might pursue , The cause of virtue could not be his view . At every stroke wit flashes in our eyes , The turns are quick ...
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... perhaps , to enhance their fame ; And emulation is its specious name . Boys , once on fire with that contentious zeal , Feel all the rage that female rivals feel ; The prize of beauty in a woman's eyes Not brighter than in theirs the ...
... perhaps , to enhance their fame ; And emulation is its specious name . Boys , once on fire with that contentious zeal , Feel all the rage that female rivals feel ; The prize of beauty in a woman's eyes Not brighter than in theirs the ...
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On the Genius and Poetry of Cowper | 15 |
Preface to the Poems | 55 |
The Progress of Error | 87 |
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