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... stand all breathless , urge the fight , And rise upon them with redoubled might : For lawful power is still superior found , 1020 When long driven back at length it stands the ground . ' He said : The Almighty nodding gave consent ; And ...
... stand all breathless , urge the fight , And rise upon them with redoubled might : For lawful power is still superior found , 1020 When long driven back at length it stands the ground . ' He said : The Almighty nodding gave consent ; And ...
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... stand , when , put to double pain , He must a weaker than himself sustain ! Each might have stood , perhaps ; but each alone ; Two wrestlers help to pull each other down . 30 Not that my verse would blemish all the fair ; But yet , if ...
... stand , when , put to double pain , He must a weaker than himself sustain ! Each might have stood , perhaps ; but each alone ; Two wrestlers help to pull each other down . 30 Not that my verse would blemish all the fair ; But yet , if ...
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... standing near , Which them at once admire and fear . The ruins too of some majestic piece , Boasting the power of ... stands , As in that day she took the crown from sacred hands : Before a train of heroines was seen , In beauty foremost ...
... standing near , Which them at once admire and fear . The ruins too of some majestic piece , Boasting the power of ... stands , As in that day she took the crown from sacred hands : Before a train of heroines was seen , In beauty foremost ...
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