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...turrets nod, the bulwarks fall. 415 Easy, as when ashore an infant stands, And draws imagin'd houses in the sands; The sportive wanton, pleas'd with some new play, Sweeps the slight works and fashion'd domes away. Thus vanish'd, at thy touch, the towers and walls: The toil of thousands in a...

...turrets nod, the hulwarks fall. 415 Easy, as when ashore an infant stands, And draws imagin'd houses in the sands ; The sportive wanton, pleas'd with some new play, Sweeps the slight works and fashion'd domes away. Thus vanish'd, at thy touch, the towers and walls; The toil of thousands in a...

...turrets nod, the bulwarks fall : Easy, as when ashore an infant stands, And draws imugin'd houses in the sands ; The sportive wanton, pleas'd with some new play, Sweeps the slight works and fashion'd domes away : Thus Tanish'd, at thy touch, the towers and walls ; The toil of thousands in...

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...turrets nod, the bulwarks fall : Easy, as when ashore an infant stands, And draws imagin'd houses in the sands ; The sportive wanton, pleas'd with some new play, Sweeps the slight works and fashion'd domes away: Thus vanish'd at thy touch, the towers and walls; The toil of thousands in a...

...turrets nod, the bulwarks fall : Easy, as when ashore an infant stands, And draws imagin'd houses in die sands; The sportive wanton, pleas'd with some new play, Sweeps the slight works and fashion'd domes avviy : Thus vanish'd at thy touch, the towers and walls. The toil of thousands in...

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